Grief Support Groups

Meets at Moments House Please contact facilitator prior to your first meeting

This group is currently paused for the time being. This page will be updated as soon as the group begins meeting again. 

Our Support Services are free of charge ~ Registration is required for all support groups - No Walk-Ins Please

Please contact the facilitator prior to your first meeting. Meets at Corpus Christi Parish Hall

Meets at Forastire Funeral Home-Grief Library off to the Left of the Main Door

There are two virtual meetings a month - one at 5:30 PM on the first Thursday and another at 12 noon on the 3rd Monday.

Meets at Our Lady of the Angels Church please contact the facilitator prior to your first meeting.

Meets at St. Eulalia Parish

Open to those 45 years or older who have experienced loss of a sibling, and adults who have lost a parent. A Cranberry Hospice & Palliative Care led by trained volunteer and staff. Registration required. Call Debbie Bastoni, 508-746-0215.

This group is open to any parent coping with the death of a child at any stage of pregnancy or the death of an infant. This is a peer-led group; the facilitators are also parents who have lost a child. This group led by trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3. Zoom meeting- registration is required. 

This support group is geared towards young adults (ages 18-40) who have lost a sibling at any age or time.This group led by trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

This group is open to any parent coping with the death of a child of any age. This is a peer-led group; the facilitators are also parents who have lost a child and are trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3

This new monthly offering is for Dads who have lost a child for any reason. A casual get together that occasionally includes sitting around the fire. This group led by trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

It’s not unusual for grievers to feel disconnected from the world around them, but for LGBTQ grief and loss, a lack of disconnect can result in increased seclusion and isolation.While the issues faced in grief can be different for everyone, what every griever needs is the feeling of validation, acceptance and support. This group is designed to focus not only on the importance of support, but of finding the RIGHT support. Connecting with others who understand who we are and where we’ve been can help heal the pain of loss. The group is open to any lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender individuals who have experienced the loss of a partner/spouse. Please call to register: (781) 585-4221

This peer-led group is for anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

This peer-led group is for anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

This group led by trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Registration is required. Contact Denise Brack, 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

 This group led by trained Hope Floats peer volunteer facilitators. Registration required. Call Abby Hennigan, (781) 585-4221 Ext 4

We would love to hold your grieving hearts for a bit…to help offer you hope where there is despair. Losing your child is hard. It’s hard work to watch the world continue to turn while you feel that yours has been shattered. It’s hard to watch the years go by and feel like your child has been forgotten. Or that your grief has been forgotten. Please join others who understand both your sorrows and your joys–and the complex emotions that accompany both.

We would love to hold your grieving hearts for a bit…to help offer you hope where there is despair. Losing your child is hard. It’s hard work to watch the world continue to turn while you feel that yours has been shattered. It’s hard to watch the years go by and feel like your child has been forgotten. Or that your grief has been forgotten. Please join others who understand both your sorrows and your joys–and the complex emotions that accompany both.

Grief can be lonely and isolating, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether your loss is recent or decades old, we offer support, an ear, and whole lot of hope and laughter. We are a community of grievers who are healing together by listening, sharing (if so inclined), and finding the beauty in the chaos.

This group is for adults that have experienced any type of loss and meets every 4th Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM. 

Journey To Hope is a parent-only grief group, supporting parents who have lost a child of any age to substance use. It was started by two moms in the Blackstone Valley area who met at a vigil held by the NOWA Peer Recovery Support Center in memory of those who lost the battle against SUD. Our goal is to offer one another peer support and understanding without judgment or bias. For our virtual meeting, you can find the link on the NOWA app, https://nowaedm.glideapp.io

Currently meeting virtually only. Please contact facilitators for information on how to access the virtual room. The address is provided below for when in-person meetings resume, but they have not at this time.  

When in-person resumes, meetings will be held at Salem Hospital - Davenport 101 Please contact the facilitator prior to your first meeting.

A virtual meeting held on the last Wednesday of the month at 7pm ET. Please register at The Sun Will Rise Foundation

Meets at Calvary Baptist Church

Please contact the facilitator prior to your first meeting

This peer grief group is for men age 18 and older who have experienced the death of someone they care about who died from a substance-use-related cause. This group meets only by video (there is no in-person meeting). Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillRise.org

We offer separate groups for children and parenting adults coping with death-related loss. The children process their grief through activities, arts and crafts, and games, with the help of trained support staff. Pizza and drinks provided. Groups meet every other week. (Ages 5-18) These groups are led by trained Hope Floats staff, clinicians, and volunteer facilitators. Now taking registrations for the fall sessions. Contact Denise Brack at 781-585-4221 ext. 3.

This is a virtual-only / Siblings-only meeting. Contact Judi Earnest ( [email protected] or (508) 944-5308 ) for the zoom link.

We are a group of Mom and Dads (or parent figures) who have lost their child under any circumstances, even woman who have had the loss of a baby via miscarriage. A soul is a soul. We meet every Tuesday at 7 pm via zoom to share our loved ones, our lives and our strengths and our challenges. It is an open meeting, with open discussions. There is usually a subject we discuss from the week before to be able to reflect on. Each week we leave with positive reinforcement's from each other that we are not alone. We can walk forward each day to a good life, a different life, but still a very healthy life with our loved ones still near to our hearts. You do not have to be alone.......ever! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87805030548?pwd=SXV5RjhidGQ0dmlwUGJITlFxcEZ2UT09 Meeting ID: 878 0503 0548 Passcode: forward

Meeting in person at 275 Millway Barnstable, MA every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 5:30-7:00

Meets at the First Congregational Church

Currently only meeting via Zoom. Please contact Kathy for information on accessing the meeting. 

No registration is necessary. Meets in the MEG Building (off of Cliftondale Square)

The group is for people who have lost someone close to them by overdose or other substance-related death. Its purpose is for members to support each other in coping with grief.

Siblings Supporting Siblings

In-person meetings are offered every first Tuesday of the month from 6:30 PM- 8 PM. Please email Judi Earnest at [email protected] if you are interested in being a part of this group.

This peer grief group is for spouses and partners who have experienced the death of someone they care about who died from a substance-use-related cause. This group meets only by video (there is no in-person meeting). Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillRise.org

This is a special Learn To Cope group that, in partnership between Learn To Cope and SADOD, welcomes people who have lost a loved one to a substance-use-related cause and also currently have a loved one who is struggling with substance-use issues (or is abstinent from substances or is engaged in harm-reduction services, etc.). Meeting discussions and guest speakers are on the topics of grief and/or being engaged with someone struggling with substance use. This is a video only meeting (there is no in-person meeting).

Our Support Services are free of charge ~ Registration is required for all support groups - No Walk-Ins Please

Group will be lead by a local therapist

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7 pm to 8:30  Please contact [email protected] for more information. 

Meetings are held via Zoom only. No meetings on major holidays. Meetings from 7:30-9 pm. 

Please call Carol for information 781-444-1091 #2 before attending for membership information.

 Emergency cancellation policy: If schools are canceled for inclement weather, meetings will be canceled. No meetings on major holidays. Meetings from 7:30-9 pm.

Please call Carol for information 781-444-1091 #2 before attending for membership information.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

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Please contact prior to the first attendance.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child. Please get in touch with Beth-Ann for more information.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

Meetings are offered as a hybrid, both in-person and virtual. To attend virtually, you must contact the facilitator in order to receive the Zoom link. No need to register if you are attending in person.

Immaculate Conception Pastoral Center

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

A self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families that have experienced the death of a child.

Meets at the Common Street Spiritual Center at the Common St entrance.

The Sun Will Rise

Currently meeting only virtually. Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillRise.org

Crossroads Church Room on Right Before Fellowship Hall - Please complete a one time Pre-Registration at: www.TheSunWillrise.org

Meets at New Way Recovery Center. Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillrise.org

2nd and 4th Wednesday 6:00-7:00 pm

Shannon Lundin & Michael Cain facilitating

Currently meeting virtually only - Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillrise.org

Meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church 91 Main St Bridgewater MA- Please complete a one-time Pre-Registration at www.TheSunWillrise.org

Meets at Reilly School (Library)