Rachel Lane’s heartfelt experience with New Hope for Kids, highlighting how the organization provided critical support after her husband’s death in 2009.

Grief during the pandemic had a larger reach than normal with the virus taking its toll on families around the country.

After the tragic death of her husband, Carolyn Moor brought her 2 young daughters to the Center for Grieving Children for help.

After his wife’s death, James had concerns about some of the ways his children were experiencing grief: acting out, feeling depressed and expressing rage.

After the unexpected death of my husband in January of 2010, my whole world came crashing down.

When I was three my father died. We never really imagine that our parents can die.

After the heartbreaking loss of her husband to suicide, Rosie faced immense challenges but found strength and renewal through journaling, faith, and a strong support network.

Since the sudden loss of her husband, Dagmar has found solace and strength at New Hope for Kids Center for Grieving Children, helping both her and her 4-year-old son, Joseph, navigate their grief.