Comprehensive grief support program providing a Widow and Widowers Grief Support Group and a General Grief Support Group, as well as potluck dinners, area day trips, community remembrance services, and a bereavement lecture series. Groups meet at three locations: St. Aloysius Gonzoga Parish Hall (Door G) 157 Cleveland Drive Cheektowaga, NY 14215 St. John the Baptist Parish Reina Community Center 1085 Englewood Avenue (Near Highland Parkway) Tonawanda, NY 14223 St. Paul's Parish Community Center 33 Victoria Boulevard (Off Delaware Avenue) Kenmore, NY 14217 See hours below for when/where each group meets.

Support group led by trained co-facilitators providing support to parents who are dealing with the loss of a baby. Offers two annual remembrance ceremonies: The Walk to Remember and Holiday Ceremony.

Offers compassionate support for families who need information and resources for coping with the death of a child. Whether you're a parent, sibling, family member or friend, this is a place to find support, tools, and community resources in Buffalo and the surrounding area. Services are available for families who have experienced the death of a child at Oishei Children’s Hospital, as well as those in the community who have lost a child at any age. The program was created to offer compassionate support, education, community referrals and support groups for individuals who are grieving and searching for meaning after this devastating life experience.

Provides virtual webinars on relevant topics as well as bereavement groups for our community. Sample support groups and webinars include: LGBTQ+ Individuals and Allies; Widows and Widowers; Advance Care Planning Panel Discussion and Resilience through the Holidays. Call for more detailed information or to register.

Offers a complimentary Caregivers Center that is here to support you. The Center is here to give you support, easy access to information, and a place to go rest, recharge, and regain your energy. At no cost to you. You can take a break and visit us; stay for a minute, or an hour; Have a chat; Share your experiences with other caregivers; meet with a Licensed Social Worker or just sit and have a quiet moment for yourself. In addition you can join our complimentary Caregivers Support Groups. All groups facilitated by a Licensed Social Worker and all groups will meet at Peconic Bay Medical Center. They are free to attend and all our welcome. Sample support groups include: Family Caregiver support groups, In-person support group for caregivers of a loved one with dementias and memory impairments; In-person general caregiver support group and bereavement support groups for family caregivers forming. Call for detailed information for all services offered.

St. Rose of Lima's Parish Social Ministry offers many groups geared toward support and socialization, such as a food pantry, bereavement groups, Meals on Wheels, Respect Life, etc.

Offers support to parents of seriously ill or premature infants in NeoNatal Intensive Care Unit. Offers help and support to bereaved parents. Maintains library of educational materials and videos, sponsors nurses to conferences or workshops, and publishes a newsletter. Monthly visits to NeoNatal Intensive Care Unit with gifts to babies.

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

A bereavement support ministry for parents whose babies have died during pregnancy or infancy. Meeting are held on 1st Friday of every month at St. Kilian's Center Media Room. Meeting time 7:30pm-9:30pm.

PATHS offers individual and small group discussions for elementary-aged children dealing with issues of divorce, loss, substance abuse, and bullying.

Offers bereavement support groups for those who have lost a loved one. One is for adults who have lost a family or friend, and another is Perinatal Bereavement for parents who have lost a child right before birth or immediately following birth.

Provides the following services for people within the geographical boundaries of the parish: information and referral emergency funds food pantry and vouchers individual and group counseling for substance abuse volunteer drivers educational workshops bereavement support groups and home maintenance for the elderly. Call Ministry for further information.

Provides support for families of those struggling with addiction through individual work with addicts and alcoholics and support groups for families who have lost children to overdoses.

Assists families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and provides information to help others be supportive. Local support groups available.

Offers individuals who have lost someone through homicide assistance in writing parole blocking petitions. Also provides emotional support through family support meetings. Accompanies families to court and to meetings with the District Attorney. Offers sensitivity training. Advocates for family assistance and crime victims rights.

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.

Provides a ten week support group for individuals who have experienced the loss of a loved one.

An ongoing (every other week) peer grief support group for children and teens whose parent or sibling has died, and their surviving parent or guardian. Offered in two locations in the county, Bronxville and Mount Kisco.

Offers a free program serving well children ages 5-17, who are living with a sibling with cancer or another devastating medical illness, or a parent with cancer. SIBSPlace provides guided therapeutic peer support to help well children develop skills to cope with the traumatic and emotional impact of a loved one’s medical diagnosis. Call for detailed information regarding all services and programs offered.

Bereaved Parents of the USA to provide a safe space where grieving families can connect, share our stories, and learn to rebuild our lives.

An ongoing (every other week) peer grief support group for children and teens whose parent or sibling has died, and their surviving parent or guardian. Offered in two locations in the county, Bronxville and Mount Kisco.

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

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.

Bereaved Parents of the USA to provide a safe space where grieving families can connect, share our stories, and learn to rebuild our lives.

Provides a bereavement support group for children ages 4-12 years old. Call for information/schedule.