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GriefNet Providing online support for those who are dealing with grief and loss issues on either a professional or personal basis. Separate site for grieving kids, over 30 email support groups, resource referral, library of texts relating to grief and loss, and memorial web pages. Mothers of Murdered Sons/Daughters A site where Moms can share their grief, for mutual support, containing a photo memory board, and message board. Counseling For Loss and Life Changes Forum, articles, children's area, inspirational writings, personal accounts, and links to support groups and resources. Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) A national non-profit organization made up of, and providing services to, all those who have lost a loved one on active duty with the Armed Forces. Offers a survivor peer support network. Grief counseling referral and case worker assistance and crisis information. Death and Dying Grief Support An upbeat approach to loss offering grief support, and information on end-of-life issues for family, friends, pets, and loved ones. Bereavement Resource Council of Elgin To encourage healthy grieving by providing information, support and education for those in Elgin County who have experienced a loss by death. Bereavement UK A support forum with special sections for like-minded people who are grieving, to share thoughts and give word of comfort, plus practical advice about bereavement. The Compassionate Friends A national self-help support organization, which assists families in the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child, and provides information to help others be supportive. Mixed Emotions Grief Support A mailing list support group for adult children dealing with the death (or impending death) of a parent from whom they are emotionally estranged, due to emotional or verbal abuse, alcoholism, or other addictions or dysfunctions. Camp Hope for Grieving Children and Teenagers A place in central Wisconsin where children and teenagers from throughout the state gather to work through the grieving process, after a loved one dies. |
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