Provides support groups for parents whose babies have died before, during, or after birth. At informal meetings, bereaved parents and their families share their stories, discuss issues that arise around pregnancy and infant loss, and remember their children. Meetings are held twice monthly at the Peace House and local phone support is provided. Also has a lending library and maintains a list of counselors specializing in pregnancy and infant loss.

Candlelighters For Children With Cancer offers support, education, advocacy, activities and a camp for families whose children have or have had cancer. Works through all the stages: discovery, diagnosis, treatment and remission, and can also help with other issues, such as those that arise when a child dies. Will immediately connect new members with another family that has been through a similar experience.

Peer-led support groups and online support offering friendship and understanding to those who have experienced the death of a child at any age, from any cause. Promotes positive resolution of grief and fosters physical and emotional health. Support includes newsletters, grief education, library, and speakers.

The Dougy Center provides open-ended peer support groups for children, teens, young adults, and their families to share their experiences grieving a death. The Pathways program offers support groups designed for children, teens, parent or adult caregivers, and adults with an advanced serious illness.

Also provides online resources about grieving and an online search tool for grief support programs outside of the Portland metro.

The Dougy Center provides open-ended peer support groups for children, teens, young adults, and their families to share their experiences grieving a death. The Pathways program offers support groups designed for children, teens, parent or adult caregivers, and adults with an advanced serious illness.

Also provides online resources about grieving and an online search tool for grief support programs outside of the Portland metro.

The Dougy Center provides open-ended peer support groups for children, teens, young adults, and their families to share their experiences grieving a death. The Pathways program offers support groups designed for children, teens, parent or adult caregivers, and adults with an advanced serious illness.

Also provides online resources about grieving and an online search tool for grief support programs outside of the Portland metro.

Offers bereavement support for families grieving the loss of a child or infant.

Supports children and families who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, child, relative or friend. 8 week support groups for children, teens and their adult parents or guardians.