Programs

International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is a time when those who have lost someone to suicide can join together to find connection, understanding and hope through their shared experiences. Each year, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention supports hundreds of Survivor Day events at host locations worldwide. Once again, Mourning Hope is honored to serve as one of those host sites. Join us this Survivor Day for in-person programming and breakfast at the Mourning Hope house.

Registration will open closer to the event date. Note: This event is for adults ages 18 and older.

Grief is difficult to process at any time of the year, but the holidays pose new challenges and reminders of loss after the death of someone significant. At Holiday Hope, children and their families are given space to grieve as they learn how to honor the person who died during their religious, spiritual, friend and family holiday traditions. Youth will participate in creating memorial art to honor their person, helping express their grief and foster emotional healing.

Concurrent support groups for caretakers will explore strategies for navigating the holidays while grief is present. By remembering those who have died during this holiday season, we can hold on to important traditions and find peace and solace through new or modified traditions.

Holiday Hope is free to attend, but registration is required. Snacks and supplies will be provided. This program is not recommended for children under 4 years of age.

Registration will open closer to the event date.