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Dads4Kids is an Australian harm prevention charity committed to excellence in fathering. We have found that many of the loving resources apply to other geographic regions of the world. Note: The resources section of the Dads4Kids website is a forum for Dads to be able to express themselves and encourage other dads. Mothers contribute resources as well. The opinions of the various writers in this section are not necessarily the opinion of Dads4Kids.

This is an incredibly helpful, healing, informational podcast from community members and experts in Grief and Family Support. Designed for young adults aged 19-40.

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- Topic or Type of Death
- Person Who Died
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Actively Moving Forward® (AMF), a HealGrief® program, is a national network created in response to the needs of grieving young adults. For over a decade, we have connected, supported, and empowered grieving young adults to “actively move forward” in memory of their person.

Today Actively Moving Forward is recognized internationally as a network supporting all grieving adults, with distinct communities meeting our members where they are in their life cycle and doing so digitally through the AMF 

The Children’s Room offers grief support services for children and families, for schools, and for community organizations.

The Resources section is filled with helpful resources, summer programs, and activities for Children, Teens, and Families.

The Children's Bereavement Center and adult division Lift From Loss provides free Peer Support Groups for children, young adults, and adults after the death of a loved one.  Groups are open to anyone who has lost a parent, sibling, grandparent, relative, or friend as a result of illness, accident, suicide, or homicide.  Losses can be recent or in years past.  Groups are held on weekday evenings and are open to children ages 4 and older, teens, young adults and adults. Adult support groups are 

A UK based organization (in English) to  support parents and carers who are concerned about their child or young person's mental health.