Camp Erin LA is open for applications of children ages 6-17 who are grieving the death of someone significant/close. To learn more, click below. For information about Camp Erin in your city, click here to be connected to their website.
**Note: 2022 Camp Erin programming will be different then pictured in this video due to Pandemic guidelines.
Kai’s Journey is a film and a 3-part book series, created by the New York Life Foundation, that is dedicated to children and families who have experienced the death of a loved one. The series, about a little boy named Kai who, together with his mom, learns how to navigate a profound loss in their family, strives to provide guidance and support as they embark on this lifelong journey of learning to better understand, process, and communicate their grief.
Julie B. Kaplow, Ph.D., ABPP writes about how we can support our children during the pandemic.
GriefTalk is an initiative of the NAGC aimed at encouraging and supporting honest conversations around the topics of death and grief. Follow the link for resources and tools to help foster conversation.
Your care and support can make a difference. Sesame Street is here for you with activities and tips to help grieving children through support, open conversations, and finding ways to keep the person’s memory alive.
Celebrate the life of a family member or friend by creating a page about them on our new Memorial Wall. You can establish a permanent memorial in minutes and invite others to add to the memorial – photos, stories and more.