The death of a friend or loved one can be one of the most difficult experiences that we face. There is no right or wrong way to grieve; we all do so in our own ways. Nor is there a right or wrong amount of visitation to their graves. Some visit every day, some visit once a year and some don't visit at all. Do what feels right for you.

Coping with such a loss can be more challenging than we realize or expect. Below are several resources to help you manage. ​Don't be afraid to use them.
​We have all lost people we love, and we're all figuring it out as we go.
All Available Ongoing Support Groups are held weekdays during the afternoon or evening hours. All groups are held in the comfortable, private and convenient setting of Moorsetown Visiting Nurse Association, 300 Harper Drive, Moorestown NJ 08057. (Just off Route 38 near the Moorestown Mall)

• Expressions for Children—Grief support through art and creative activities.
• Growing Through Grief For Adults
• Understanding Grief Drop-in discussion group for adults
• LGBTQ Grief Support Group For Adults

Support groups are free to attend and may be joined for any number of sessions at any available time. Pre-registration required. All dates/times subject to change. For most updated information, please call prior to attending a session. In addition to grief support groups, our counselor will follow families for up to 13 months if desired.

For more information, call (856) 552-1300 or toll free at (877) 862-4663, or visit their website.
H.O.P.E. provides grief support mainly through in-person group meetings. They believe that this forum provides many positive advantages, not the least of which is being in a group surrounded by others going through the same ordeal as you. Additionally, all of their group leaders have lost their spouses or partners, so they understand your pain. The net result is a warm, comfortable, safe environment in which to learn about the many things you are facing, strategies for easing the pain, and an opportunity to share whatever you wish to share.

H.O.P.E. is a non-profit, state and federally registered 501(c)(3) organization, founded in 1978, and is not affiliated with any religious organization. There are chapters in multiple locations in seven counties in New Jersey, and they also offer virtual chapters via ZOOM for anyone in the United States needing grief support.
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H.O.P.E. is located in the Moorestown Community House at 16 E. Main Street, Moorestown, NJ,08057.

For more information, call (856) 234-2200 or visit hopesnj.org.
​The Samaritan Center for Grief Support is here for you.  Along with family members of their patients, Samaritan’s grief support services are available for anyone in the community experiencing grief and loss.

They are committed to providing you with the grief support you need in these difficult times. In order to best serve the community, they are currently holding some groups on-line via Microsoft Teams and some groups in person. Please see list list of support groups for more information on dates and locations.

If you are wondering if you are ready for a grief support group, please click here to complete a self-review to check if you are ready for a support group setting.

For more information, call ​(856) 596-8550.
Everyone’s grief journey is different. Guiding Grief™ was created to offer perspectives from those who have experienced all types of grief. While this private resource library can never replace therapy or a support group, these 27 videos were created to give those faced with loss an overview of what they may experience, how normal that is, and how to avoid common mistakes in caring for themselves and making decisions while grieving. Guiding Grief™ is the perfect gift. What better way to begin healing than to learn what helped others?

• 27 Carefully Selected Videos
• On-Demand Access to Watch These Online Videos Again and Again
• 15 Experts Share Ways They Managed Their Grief

For more information, email [email protected] or call (877) 916-2933.