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Hospice exists to provide specialized end of life care for those who are suffering from an incurable illness or disease with an prognosis of 6 months or less so that they might live as fully and comfortably as possible.

A bereavement support group; offering an opportunity to talk with others who are facing the same challenges. HealthConnect referral service has the most up-to-date information on the groups' specific meeting dates and times. **Most support groups are meeting virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic** For more information and to register, call HealthConnect at (631) 444-4000.

Provides understanding, comfort and support in the face of tragedy, to assist survivors to reconnect with their families and their communities with the strength necessary to survive the murder of a loved one. Families meet monthly, circulates its own quarterly newsletter and holds an annual vigil/dinner during National Victims Week. FaceBook: Parents and Other Survivors of Murdered Victims. Meets the 4th Friday of every Month at 7:30pm at 480 Old Westbury road, Roslyn,N.Y.

Program offers specially trained counselors, clinical social workers and volunteers who have a unique expertise in all aspects of bereavement. Individuals can participate in support groups, crisis intervention/bereavement program or individual support sessions.

Offers an 8-week bereavement support group, four times a year, for people who have suffered the loss of a loved one.

Bereavement support groups meet regularly in Delaware, Otsego and Schoharie counties. Groups are free and open to any grieving community members who have experienced a loss (children, teens and adults). 3rd Tue 10am - 11:30am 3rd Thu 2pm - 3:30pm 4th Wed 1pm - 2:30pm St James Church 305 Main St Oneonta Delhi e-Center 5 1/2 Main St Delhi United Methodist Church 107 Chapel St Cobleskill

Offers a six-week, free, professionally led support group for family and friends of people who has committed suicide.

Provides support group for individuals experiencing a loss. Specfic groups available for adults, children, and individuals who have lost their spouse or significant other.

Joint ministry of local congregations serving the community and SUNY Cortland.Programs include: "Stuff that Matters," Thursdays, 4:30 pm: free meal for students who want to talk about their concerns. "Support for the Grieving," five weekly two-hour sessions through the year. Contact Donald Wilcox, Cortland County Council of Churches, 607-753-1002 or Cortland County Area on Aging, 607-753-5060.

Offers supervised meetings where you can share similar experiences in a comfortable, caring setting. Depending on your needs, some health care support groups assist with specific conditions and issues, while others are more general in nature. Some of our support groups include: Bereavement Support Group; Breast Cancer Support Group; Breastfeeding Support Group; Cancer Family Support Groups; Caregiver Support Group; Diabetes Support Group; Dialysis Support Group; Gastric Sleeve Support Group; Prostate Cancer Support Group and Stroke Support Group. For more information about these groups as well as other support groups and classes offered, call the Department of Community Education at (516) 377-5333.  

Each December Benedictine hold "loving Memories", a bereavement holiday program to help people get through the holidays while remembering their loved ones lost to illness during the year.

Counseling services, educational programs and support groups for all community members who have lost loved ones up to 13 months bereavement support after the patient's death to family members of hospice patients open to all community members, even if their loved ones did not use Hospicare services. No one s turned away because of inability to payFacilitated by a licensed therapist, regular grief support groups at Cortland and Ithaca offices enable members to join others who are grieving.** 2022** Grief support groups held via Zoom

Offers bereavement groups for spouse/partner loss, adult sibling loss, adult children or young adults whose parents have died, and perinatal loss.

A self-help support group for parents, grandparents and siblings who have suffered the death of a child, grandchild or sibling.

Parish provides grief, women, addiction and several other support groups for those within the community.

ACS provides emotional support, education on benefits and advocacy on issues facing surviving family members.

Provides a support group for bereaved partners and spouses. Registration is required for the eight sessions. Call for information/schedule.

Offers individualized case management provided by a team of experienced and compassionate social workers, Child-Life specialists, art Therapists specialists for children with a life-threatening illness and their families. Services include emotional support, palliative/bereavement support, financial assistance, and advocacy support.

Provides support group for individuals experiencing a loss. Specfic groups available for adults, children, and individuals who have lost their spouse or significant other.

Special session held annually in November in the Women’s Health Center room. Call for date. Preregistration required.

Provides a support group for individuals coping with the loss of a loved one. Offers an evening or day group as well as one-to-one support as needed.

Offers a support group to assist families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and provides information to help others be supportive.