CHRISTIAN GRIEF SUPPORT RESOURCES:
GriefShare
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 1739
Wake Forest, NC 27588-1739
Phone: 800-395-5755
Christian-based grief recovery program that uses videos from
top experts in the field. Held in a wide variety of locations.....
type in your zip code to find other groups near you!
CRIME VICTIM RESOURCES
The Detroit Police Victim’s Assistance Program
4707 St. Antoine Suite M-167
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: 313-833-1660 24 hour hotline
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/police-department/victims-assistance
Offers free assistance to relatives of homicide victims,
including:
- Grief and loss, individual and group, counseling
- Assistance with victim compensation claims
- Support during the criminal justice process
SUICIDE LOSS GRIEF RESOURCES:
Alliance of Hope for Suicide Loss Survivors
PO Box 7005
Evanston, IL 60201
Phone: 847-868-3313
The Alliance of Hope for Suicide Loss Survivors is a 501c3 nonprofit that provides healing, compassionate support for people who have lost loved ones to suicide. Our online forum operates like a 24/7 support group. Our website contains sup-
port resources and information on the survivor experience.
Caleb's Kids Grief Support Group
Durfee Innovation Society Bldg.
2470 Collingwood Suite 206
Detroit, MI 48206
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Mailing Address:
2200 W. Eleven Mile #3663
Southfield, MI, 48037
Our work is catered to Metro-Detroit Area youth in grades
4-12. We positively impact suicide rates by providing tools, resources, educational materials, workshops, and other
support for mental illness awareness and suicide prevention.
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We focus on four pillars: mental illness awareness, suicide
prevention, resiliency, and coping skills. Our outreach equips youth with the necessary tools that will help them choose life. Since inception, we have provided life changing workshops & materials to thousands of youth and parents, provided scholar- ships to (4) graduating high school seniors, created an annual
life skills summer program and have participated and/or hosted numerous community health fairs, rallies, and mental health programs.
Six Feet Over
PO Box 32394
Detroit, MI 48232
Phone: 313-288-2207
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sixftover
We are a non-profit organization servicing the great State
of MI. Our mission is to prevent suicide loss through edu-
cation, advocacy, and support, for survivors of suicide loss, individuals with lived the experience of suicide, and those
who love and care for someone with mental health struggles.
Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group
Mailing Address:
21 Kercheval Ave., Suite #345
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
Phone: 313-236-7109
If you or someone you know has been impacted by suicide, please reach out and consider joining our Support Group.
This group is peer-based, non-clinical support to help those impacted by suicide loss cope with their complex grief.
DETROIT & METRO DETROIT GRIEF SUPPORT
Angela Hospice Home Care
14100 Newburgh
Livonia, MI 48154
Phone: 734-953-6014
Our free programs include:
One-on-one counseling: Grief support, education, and
counseling are offered to assist in coping with the death
of a loved one. While feelings of grief are normal, handling
them can be difficult and painful. Talking about what you
are going through can help. Call 734-779-6690 to schedule
an appointment.
Grief Support Groups: Support groups allow individuals
the opportunity to learn about the grief process while
benefiting from talking with or hearing from others who
are facing a similar journey.
"Hope After Loss"
Hospice of Michigan
Main Office:
2366 Oak Valley Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
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43097 Woodward Ave.
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Serving Oakland, Livingston, Genesee & Lapeer
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39531 Garfield
Clinton Twp, MI 48038
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400 Galleria Officentre #400
Southfield, MI 48034
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3200 Greenfield #250
Dearborn, MI 48120
Phone: 1-888-247-5701
Grief support seminars offering coping skills for adults
dealing with the loss of a loved one and feelings of denial,
fear, anger & depression; handouts and refreshments.
Locations throughout Metro Detroit and Clinton Twp.
Mai Family Services
32401 8 Mile
Livonia, MI 48152
Phone: 248-477-4985
We are the only organization serving the South Asian Community for crisis Intervention and Prevention regard-
less of gender, religion and ethnicity. MaiFS offers services
with a holistic approach. Our case workers offer non-judg-
mental, empathetic and culturally sensitive counseling and emotional support. If needed, a case worker or a volunteer
will accompany clients to provide support, interpretation or assistance in navigating through the legal system by helping
with paperwork. Referral services are provided to Emergency shelters, Family Counselors, Therapists, Psychologists & Psychiatrists, Family Law & Immigration attorneys, General Physicians, Job training/ Employment assistance, and Social services.
Toll free and confidential helpline and support in multiple
Indian languages. Culturally appropriate counseling for:
- Adjustment to new culture
- Grief and bereavement support
- Referrals to shelters, attorneys, community health resources, therapists
New Hope Center for Grief Support
145 N. Center Suite E
Northville, MI 48167
Phone: 248-348-0115
Bringing hope, healing, and new beginnings to those grieving
the death of a loved one.
LENAWEE COUNTY
Hospice of Lenawee County
1903 Wolf Creek Highway
Adrian, MI 49221
Phone: 517-263-2323
Losing a loved one can be devastating, no matter the age or circumstances. Thankfully, you're not alone. Hospice of Lena-
wee is here to take this journey with you through our Grief &
Loss Support Services.
The Residence of Arbor Hospice
Administrative Offices:
2366 Oak Valley Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: 734-662-5999 888-992-2273 24/7
Arbor Hospice’s grief support programs are free of charge through generous community support and are available to everyone in the community, whether or not a loved one rec-
eived care from Arbor Hospice.
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Camp Good Grief
Camp Good Grief is staffed by caring and qualified Hospice
of Michigan and Arbor Hospice grief professionals and trained volunteers.
MACOMB COUNTY
MONROE COUNTY
Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan
Main Office:
15945 Canal
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Phone: 855-88CCSEM (22736)
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25 S. Monroe
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-240-3850
All Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan behavioral health locations are offering tele-health for mental health and substance abuse treatment. You are able to stay home and receive face-to-face counseling through your mobile device, tablet, or computer. Our clinical staff and psychiatrists are able to meet your mental health needs during this unsettling time.
Gabby's Grief Center
2262 N. Monroe
Monroe, MI 48162
Phone: 734-242-8773
Provides free grief supportive programs & services to people
of all ages following the loss of a loved one. Services include individual & family sessions, children & teen workshops, adult support groups, Grief Recovery Method workshops, community memorial events, grief education gatherings, summer grief camp for children & teens, on-site school grief workshops and post-tragedy support, and bereavement lending library.
OAKLAND COUNTY
ALANA'S FOUNDATION
c/o 5788 Burnham
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Since there is no possible way to predict how any one family
will handle the loss of a child, we serve as a resource for sup-
port that may include references for grief counseling, short-
term financial support or assistance in fulfilling basic day to
day needs.
Common Ground
Resource and Crisis Center
1200 N. Telegraph Bldg. #32E
Pontiac, MI 48341
Phone: 800-231-1127
Survivors of Homicide Support Group
This free 10-week program uses structured topics and guest speakers to provide support for those facing the loss of a loved one due to homicide. To register or learn more, call 248-451-2622.
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Domestic Violence Support Group
This is a 10-week open support group for women ages 18 and older, with similar experiences to connect, gain support, and become empowered in a safe environment. To register or learn more, call 248-451-2623.
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Growth & Healing Support Group (Girls ages 13-17)
This free 10-week empowerment group is for girls who have experienced sexual abuse, date rape, or incest. To register or learn more, call 248-451-2621.
WASHTENAW COUNTY
Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw County
CSSW Main Building:
4925 Packard
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-712-3625
Licensed social workers and psychologists offer families, coup-les and individuals in-depth assessment and short-term, solution focused therapy designed for the specific needs of each client. Substance abuse assessment and treatment are also available. From marriage preparation to domestic aggression, we have programs to equip Washtenaw residents with the professional and reliable treatment they desire. When appropriate, the pro- gram provides on-site psychiatric evaluation and medication
monitoring. Insurances are accepted.
Ele's Place
Headquarters Office
1145 W. Oakland Ave.
Lansing, MI 48915
Phone: 517-482-1315
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Ann Arbor Branch
5665 Hines Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-929-6640
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Greater Flint and Genesee County Branch
1277 W. Court
Flint, MI 48503
Phone: 810-232-3040
Ele’s Place provides regularly scheduled sessions that allow children to interact with peers who have suffered similar loss
and to express their fears, anger, guilt, and sadness in a secure and empowering environment. Utilization of music, art, story telling, writing, and play promotes the healing process. Clinic-
ians and trained volunteers, supervised by professional clinical staff, facilitate age-appropriate groups for pre-school & kinder- garten, early elementary, upper elementary, middle school, high school, & young adults (at some locations.) These age divisions ensure that peer groups are run in an age- and developmentally-appropriate manner and that children are engaged by and with others of a similar level of understanding of death & the serious
topics death generates.
JFS / Jewish Bereavement Group
2245 S. State Suite 200
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-769-0209
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Thrive Counseling
2245 S. State Suite 1100
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-436-4249
Skilled and compassionate licensed clinicians offer support, guidance and solutions for a wide range of issues that may
cause you imbalance, stress or suffering—all in a personalized style.
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The Lior Project
The Lior Project’s mission is to increase awareness, dialogue,
and support in the Washtenaw County Jewish community about mental health, addiction, and suicide. The Lior Project exists to help reduce associated stigma, promote inclusivity, and enhance community support.
FOR PARENTS PRIMARILY:
Bereaved Parents of the U.S.A.
National Office:
5 Vanek
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603-5403
Check the Contact page for groups in your area!
MADD MICHIGAN
(MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING)
511 E. John Carpenter Freeway
Irving, TX 75062
Phone: 877-275-6233
24 Hour Victim Helpline: 877-623-3435
Facebook:
At Mothers Against Drunk Driving, we’re focused
on one goal: ending impaired driving for good.
Since our founding, we've served as a lifeline for thousands of victims and survivors, and drunk driving fatalities have been cut in half — but we refuse to stop there. Together, we can end this
100% preventable crime.
Parents of Murdered Children & Other Survivors
of Homicide Victims
National Office:
635 West 7th Suite 307
Cincinnati, OH 45023
Phone: 513-721-5683
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Metro Detroit Chapter
P.O. Box 34
Royal Oak MI 48068-0034
Phone: 248-360-9692
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Chapter Leader: Joe Grazioli
Phone: 248-217-7725
Meeting Location:
St. David’s Episcopal Church Hall
16200 W 12 Mile Rd
Southfield, MI 48076
Chapter Meetings:
2nd Thursday of the month 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Simultaneous Zoom Meeting for those that cannot attend in person with an email address & phone #
on file.
The Compassionate Friends
National Office:
48660 Pontiac Trail
Wixom, MI 48393
Phone: 877-969-0010
Website:
FIND SUPPORT:
When you suffer a loss, it’s important to understand the psychological, emotional and physical effects involved. The extremes that you’re dealing with are understandable and manageable, and there are steps you can take to begin working through the grief.
CHAPTERS:
No matter where you are, support is close by. With over 600 chapters across the country, there are always others ready to listen, share and offer you
the support you need.
ONLINE COMMUNITIES:
If you need support and a chapter meeting isn’t convenient, our “virtual chapters” provide a con- venient forum for compassion and sharing. You’re always just a click away from a community of people
who understand what you’re going through and are ready to help.
The Dougy Center
PO Box 86852
Portland, OR 97286
Phone: 503-775-5683 866-775-5683
Facebook:
Our children’s support groups are designed around age, type of death, and the connection
to the person who died. Parent/adult caregiver groups run at the same time as the children’s
support groups. Around 500 children and 350
adult family members come to our groups each month. Has many ONLINE activities!
SPECIFICALLY FOR MISCARRIAGE &
INFANT LOSS
HelloMama@EarthMama.com
9866 SE Empire Court
Clackamas, OR 97015
Phone: 503-607-0607
Has many grief resources to help you!
METRO DETROIT SHARE
Taylor, MI 48180
Phone: 313-492-1172
FUNERAL ASSISTANCE:
Metro Detroit Share provides funeral assistance for MI families that lose a baby during pregnancy or during the 1st year of life. Services such as burial costs, funeral service costs, urns, headstones, etc. will be considered. Assistance subject to availability of funds & the exhaustion of other available resour-ces.
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SUPPORT SERVICES:
Metro Detroit Share runs twice per month support meetings. One in Taylor and one in West Bloomfield. In addition, Metro Detroit Share runs a closed Facebook group for online support.
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MEMORY BOXES:
Metro Detroit Share provides memory boxes to any
Michigan hospital that requests them for their pat- ents. We also provide direct to families that didn't
get anything from the hospital. Included is a special keepsake box, special baby book for losses, support literature, keepsakes & much more.
Project Rachel
Diocese: Detroit
Phone: 888-RACHEL5; 888-722-4355
It’s normal to grieve a pregnancy loss, including
the loss of a child by abortion. It can form a hole
in one’s heart, a hole so deep that sometimes it seems nothing can fill the emptiness.
Rachel's Vineyard
International Headquarters
808 N. Henderson Road
King of Prusssia, PA 19406
Phone: 610-354-0555 / 877-467-3463
The world's largest ministry for healing after abortion. Retreats are held every weekend throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Remembering Cherubs
1420 Washington Blvd. Suite 301
Detroit, MI 48226
Phone: 313-617-9254
Facebook:
Remembering Cherubs is a nonprofit resource
center that has many links & organizations to
explore!
GRIEF RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES
Henry Ford Hospice / SandCastles
Grief Support Program for Children and Families
2850 W. Grand Blvd. 3rd Floor
Detroit, MI 48202
Phone: 313-771-7005
Bi-Weekly program sessions begin with families, staff and volunteers sharing a meal, providing an opportunity for fellowship & bonding. Afterwards,
the children and teens are placed in age-appropriate groups where they meet for activities such as dis-
cussions, art, music, play and writing. A designated area called the Volcano Room allows children and teens a place to safely release the physical feelings of grief. An adult support group is offered concurrently.
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SandCastles Camp
Phone: 313-771-7005
SandCastles Camp is an annual, overnight, week-
end long camp experience for children and teens
that have experienced the death of someone close
to them.The camp weekend is offered free of charge and facilitated by professional staff specializing in grief as well as trained volunteers from SandCastles Grief Support Program. Grief is a normal, natural response to death, & individuals who are supported in their loss are able to heal in additional ways.
Camp offers that support.
Yatoomas Foundation For The Kids
1668 S. Telegraph Road Suite 140
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Phone: 888-987-KIDS (5437)
Bringing Tenderness To Tragedy and turning
tragedy to triumph for the families of kids who
have lost a parent by providing practical, profess- ional, and personal assistance at each stage of
the grieving and recovery process.
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The loss of a parent triggers a broad range of
family crises that may take years to surmount. Through partnerships with business professionals and social service organizations, Yatooma’s Foun- ation For The Kids assembles a team of volunteers
to meet each family’s unique needs throughout each phase of their grieving and recovery process.
