Many grieving children are told to "get over it" and often experience bullying related to their loss. The death of a loved one is scientifically proven to change a child's brain chemistry, affecting ...

Every November, our nation recognizes Children’s Grief Awareness Month. It is a time to pause and acknowledge a reality that touches far more families than most of us realize — grief is not rare in ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Many people falsely assume that young children are unable to grieve. The pandemic affected people’s views on ...

Each child experiences loss in their own unique way. And each person trying to help a grieving child will have their own particular approach. Each person will have something special they can offer. We ...

A family gathers around a photo of the child they lost to a life-threatening illness. Friends of Karen is a non-profit that provides vital financial, advocacy, and emotional support to families ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - November is Children’s Grief Awareness month, which is dedicated to supporting children and teens who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Caring House Manager Jill Falling ...

Follow this linkOne of the hardest things a child can experience is the death of a parent. When local teacher Lisa Tolliver Lehman lost her husband to cancer when her two kids were in elementary ...

To help children and families grieving a death navigate their path to a hopeful future. Vision: A world where no child grieves alone. Values: We value Kindness, Compassion, Connections and Courage.

Grief is not an easy subject – having to say goodbye to a loved one forever becomes, for most bereaved individuals, a task that lasts for years, one that everyone must cope with in their own way.

Our vision is that all children and families have access to grief support at no cost for as long as necessary. We want every person in Maine to know about the Center’s services so that no one has to ...

That’s what many grieving children at Valerie’s House tell us they’ve been told by people in their lives. Others hear things like, “It’s been a year,” or “Stop using your loss as an excuse.” The ...