General Loss Support Group

Grief can come from many different types of loss, and no two experiences are the same. Our General Loss Support Group is open to anyone grieving the death of someone important in their life, regardless of the relationship or circumstances surrounding their loss.

These groups typically bring together 6–12 participants, creating a welcoming environment where individuals can connect with others who understand the emotions and challenges that come with grief. The diversity of experiences within the group allows participants to hear different perspectives while often discovering that many of the feelings they are experiencing are shared by others.

Our groups are centered around peer connection and conversation rather than a structured curriculum. There is never pressure to speak or share before you are ready. Participants are welcome to talk about their experiences, listen to others, or simply be present.

Whether your loss is recent or occurred years ago, you are welcome here. There is no timeline for grief, and you do not have to navigate it alone.

Widow & Widower Support Group

Losing a spouse or life partner can change nearly every part of daily life. Our Widow & Widower Support Group provides a compassionate and understanding space for individuals grieving the loss of their partner to connect with others who have experienced a similar loss.

This group provides an opportunity to share the unique challenges that can come with losing a partner—from loneliness and changing routines to navigating family, relationships, milestones, and learning how to move forward while continuing to honor the person you love.

Our groups are centered around peer support, connection, and open conversation rather than a structured curriculum. There is never pressure to speak or share. You are welcome to tell your story, participate in the conversation, listen to the experiences of others, or simply be present.

Whether your loss happened recently or many years ago, your grief is welcome here. You don't have to figure out life after loss alone.

Child Loss Support Group

The loss of a child is a profound and deeply personal experience that can affect every part of a parent's life. Our Child Loss Support Group provides a compassionate and understanding space for parents and caregivers who have experienced the death of a child, regardless of their child's age or the circumstances of their passing.

This group brings together individuals who understand the unique emotions and challenges that can accompany the loss of a child. Participants can connect with others who have experienced a similar loss, share memories of their children, talk openly about difficult emotions, and find understanding among people who recognize that grief does not follow a set timeline.

Our groups are centered around peer support and genuine connection rather than a structured curriculum. There is never pressure to speak, share your story, or participate before you are ready. Sometimes simply sitting with others who understand can provide comfort and connection.

At Grief with Hope, we recognize that the love you have for your child does not end with their passing. Your child is remembered, your grief is welcome, and you do not have to walk this journey alone.

Parent Loss Support Group

Losing a parent can leave a lasting absence in your life, regardless of your age or the circumstances of the loss. Our Parent Loss Support Group provides a welcoming and compassionate space for individuals grieving the death of a mother, father, or parental figure to connect with others who understand this unique type of loss.

The loss of a parent can bring many emotions and life changes—from missing their guidance and presence to navigating holidays, milestones, family traditions, and changes in family relationships. This group provides a space to talk openly about those experiences, share memories, and hear from others who are navigating a similar journey.

Our groups focus on peer support, meaningful connection, and open conversation rather than a structured curriculum. There is never pressure to speak or share before you are ready. You are welcome to participate in the conversation, listen to others, or simply be present.

Whether your loss is recent or happened many years ago, there is no timeline for grieving a parent. Your relationship mattered, your loss matters, and you do not have to experience your grief alone.