children\'s grief

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• - The quilters at Connie's Corner are donating one photo memory quilt per month to a child who has suffered the loss of a parent.
  
• - Located in Des Moines, Iowa. Provides support to grieving children and their families through through weekend camps, support groups, home visits, fun days, school presentations, holiday cheer boxes, pen pal programs, Halloween and Christmas parties, birt
  
• - A non-profit, non-affiliated organization that focuses on serving children and their families as they grieve the loss of a loved one.
  
• - Offering information, seminars, books, CDs and videos to help a child deal with grief issues.
  
• - Detailed information discussing complicated grief stemming from traumatic death, AIDS, abuse, or violence. Workshops designed to melt the wall between a child and his or her grief for parents, educators, and therapists by Linda Goldman, teacher, counsel
  
• - To kids, for kids, and by kids, for grief support and peer support. Monitored by adults, this site is an approved safe site.
  
• - Offers a "Memory Kit" as a resource for children to help them through the grieving process.
  
• - Interactive help and advice for children and young people suffering from bereavement.
  
• - Community based Connecticut non-profit grief support program for grieving children and families dealing with the death of an immediate family member. Includes resources, locations, and programs.
  
• - A camp in Minnesota dedicated to helping children deal with the loss of someone close to them.
  
• - Cornish activity programme providing information and support for children and familes after the death of someone close to them. Explanation of the reaction and needs of children after a loss.
  
• - Non-profit organization in the Delaware Valley dedicated to children who have lost their mothers. Serving southeastern PA, southern NJ or northern DE.
  
• - Grieving children post e-mail messages to their deceased parents for all to read.
  
• - Support group curriculum for children who have suffered significant loss in their lives, either through death, divorce, or other painful transitions. Features mission, history, newsletter, curricula, and contact information for local groups.
  
• - A 9/11 widow and mother provides guidance and support for those caring for grieving children. Links to other professional support organizations.
  
• - A project for grieving children and their families located in Hampton, Georgia. Includes history and programs.
  
• - Provides grief support groups for children, teens and families from the Philadelphia region. Also provides grief support resources and training for professionals supporting bereaved families.
  
• - Designed by young people for young people. RD4U means The Road for You. Offers the chance to share experiences, thoughts and feelings.
  
• - A non-profit community-based organization in Provo, Utah, dedicated to providing a safe and caring environment for children and adolescents who are grieving the death of a family member.
  
• - The Amelia Center is a place of hope for grieving children, parents, and their families.
  
• - Serves children who have lost a sibling; lost a parent through death, divorce, or abandonment; or imminent death of a family member; affiliated with the Institute for Psychoanalysis in Chicago, Illinois, US.
  
• - Provides support groups and community outreach to grieving children, teens and their families in the Salt Lake City area.
  
• - Provides loving support in a safe place to grieving children, ages 3-19, and their adult caregivers. All services are provided free of charge. California.
  
• - Free online resources on serious illness, grief and loss. Unique products for all ages that preserve memories and embrace the celebration of life by giving the gift of hope, healing and peace for tomorrow.
  
• - Australian organisation providing support and counselling for bereaved children and their families; as well as education, training and publications for professionals working in this specialist area of grief counselling.
  
• - Located in Portland, Oregon. Provides peer support groups for grieving children. Through the National Center for Grieving Children and Families also provides support and training locally, nationally and internationally to individuals and organizations se
  
• - Charity that offers support to young people who have experienced bereavement
  
• - Nonprofit bereavement center serving Atlantic County, New Jersey. Peer support groups for children ages 3-18 who have reently lost a loved one. Includes programs and events.
  
• - Encourages the freinds and family of the deceased to share their memories with surviving children.
  
• - The center was created as a safe place for children who are grieving a major loss in their life due to death.
  
• - Raises funds and provides grants to organizations which assist children and families after a loved one's death.
  
• - Center for grieving children and their families in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Provide support programs for children and adults, including peer support groups, individual and family counseling, and outreach services.
  
• - For grieving children; helping fatherless or motherless children and their families through summer camp programs, social interaction.