Bereavement Resources

Center for Loss & Life Transition
This center works to deepen knowledge about grief and the range of feelings that accompany loss. They support grieving individuals by accompanying them through their personal healing process, while also serving as an educational resource and professional network for those who provide bereavement care.

Odyssey Hospice
Odyssey ranks among the nation’s major hospice service providers, caring for thousands of terminally ill patients and their families throughout the United States. They offer palliative services focused on managing pain and reducing uncomfortable symptoms. Beyond medical care, they also provide emotional and spiritual support to both patients and family members.

Bereaved Families Online Support Center
Bereaved Families focuses on grief support through peer connections and shared experiences. Their programs are led by trained volunteers who have experienced loss themselves. Healthcare professionals provide guidance and program oversight to these volunteer facilitators. More than 1,000 volunteers contribute annually to the organization’s healing initiatives.

National Hospice & Palliative Care Organization – 703-837-1500
NHPCO represents the country’s largest nonprofit coalition of hospice and palliative care providers. The organization works to advance end-of-life services and broaden hospice availability, aiming to significantly improve quality of life for dying Americans and those close to them.

Grief, Loss & Recovery
This organization offers emotional care and companionship while creating a supportive environment where bereaved individuals can express their grief. They provide a secure space for people to process their loss on emotional, physical, and spiritual levels.