* Offers general and open bereavement support groups: Surviving spouses bereavement group. Bereaved parents who have lost a child of any age. LGBT bereavement support groups. Parents who have lost adult children. Parent loss bereavement groups for adults who have lost one or both parents. Grieving grandparents. Bereavement support groups for adult siblings and close friends. Caregivers support groups. Young Widowers support group. Healing After Suicide Loss Anyone who lost someone from suicide.

* Offers a bereavement support group.

Evening includes songs, prayer and scripture, reflection time, intercessions, and a memorial service to remember deceased spouses. The program concludes with a time for refreshments and fellowship.

Offers a support group for individuals who have a lost a child, sibling, parent, spouse, partner, relative, friend, or co-worker to suicide.

The CBHC works with East End communities to raise awareness and sensitivity about mental illness, create linkages for assistance, provide education, and strengthen family support. CBHC will host educational workshops for professionals, lay people and children on issues impacting emotional well-being in children including suicide prevention. Social workers provide referrals and information to east end families struggling to reach their goals. Chat and Chill groups are held in Montauk and Bridgehampton for east end young adults (ages 18-30) affected by suicide.

Provides education about the grief process, helps build healthy coping skills, and provides an opportunity to meet others who are experiencing loss. Meets on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Room 106 at the Senior Center

Offers a bereavement support group for those who have suffered a loss of a loved one.

Provides a support network for the surviving families of those who have died in service to America. TAPS has a small professional staff and a large national volunteer network. Call for more information.

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.

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 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 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.

Facilitates support groups for those suffering from the loss of a loved one. Various groups are available, and change periodically, call for information and to register. Also provides additional referrals to other support groups and bereavement services throughout the community. Provides one-on-one or group grief counseling to anyone who has lost a loved one.

Provides a place of support and comfort to families who have lost a loved one due to suicide through a 24-hour hotline.

Offers a grief support group to individuals who have lost a loved one.

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.

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.

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.

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

Provides an extensive variety of health related support groups, including Bereavement Group, Breast Cancer Support Program, etc.