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Grief Resources: Guidance Through Your Journey

Grieving is difficult, but having the right tools and information can help ease the pain, even if only a little. We have compiled a range of grief support resources that may be most useful to you.

Most of all, we want to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We are truly sorry for your loss.

988: Suicide & Crisis Hotline

If you are feeling overwhelmed and need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is available for you. Their caring counselors will be there to help.

Just pick up your phone and dial, text, or chat to 988.

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National Grief Support Organizations

Connecting with others who have experienced a similar type of loss can be an essential part of healing. Many national organizations offer local chapters or online services to support you. We’ve curated a list of groups specifically designed to help those who are grieving the loss of a loved one. These resources can provide the understanding, comfort, and connection you may need right now.

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End-of-Life Planning for Yourself or a Loved One: A Simple Guide for Before and After a Loss

This booklet was created as a checklist filled with details that can be done prior to a death or after someone has died. When you are unsure of what you need to do, this can be a valuable resource and guide.

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Bandages for Your Heart

Grieving is a deeply personal journey that can feel overwhelming, confusing, and isolating. Our grief support articles were written to offer guidance, comfort, and understanding as you navigate this challenging time. Each piece is written with care to help you feel seen, supported, and a little less alone.

Whether you’re looking for practical advice, gentle reassurance, or simply a reminder that what you’re feeling is normal, we hope you find something here that speaks to you. Please know you don’t have to walk this path alone.

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Reading Lists

Many people find it helpful to read books written for the bereaved. Members of the Healing Hearts Grief Support Group have made suggestions of books they found to be helpful.

If you are looking for some reading resources to help grieving children, we have compiled some options to help you find books that may provide guidance and understanding for them.

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Memories

There is so much more to a person’s life than their date of birth and when they died. It is everything that happens in between that becomes a treasure to future generations.

This is why we have created our I Remember: Memories for my Family booklet. Fill these pages with stories from your life or fill it out on behalf of your loved one who has died.