We create a caring community for children and teens ages 3½ to 18 who have experienced the death of a parent or sibling, along with their parents and caregivers.
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Strengthening Community Partnerships to Expand Grief-Informed Care
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Supporting Students Who Are Grieving: How Educators and Parents Can Work Together
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The Children’s Room is here when you are ready to learn more about our free-to-all grief support services for children and their families.
The Children’s Room culture and all its services reflect the following fundamental beliefs…
Everyone experiences grief in a unique way.
The experience of grief does not end, but changes over time.
Within each of us there is a natural capacity to adapt to a world changed by death.
Grief is a natural and healthy response to death.
Grief is transformative and can lead to personal growth not previously imagined.
Being with others who have experienced a death reduces isolation and can provide hope.
