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Death of a Friend in Childhood Diane Snyder Cowan, MA, MT-BC Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center Cleveland, OH 800-707-8922, www.hospicewr.org
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- Sibling death has a significant impact on children and around 2 million children in the US have experienced the death of a sibling through various means such as stillbirths, newborn deaths, miscarriages.
- How a child grieves the loss of a sibling depends on factors like their age and relationship with the deceased sibling, whether the sibling's death was sudden or followed a long illness, and how involved the child was in the dying process.
- Children benefit from grief support groups with other children who lost siblings, as it allows them to openly discuss their experiences, feelings of guilt, fear, and ways to maintain a sense of ongoing connection with their deceased sibling while moving forward.205 b Burns presentation
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Taking it to the Streets: Grief Support in Schools and Community Agencies
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The Caring Tree Program of Big Bend Hospice
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- The document discusses how grief impacts people on mental, emotional, and physical levels including feelings of disbelief, worry, sadness, anger, and physical symptoms like changes in appetite and sleep.
- It also discusses how men and women often cope with grief differently and provides tips for healthy communication within families experiencing grief.
- The risks of avoiding grief are mentioned as well as how to find balance during stressful times through focusing on what you can control.105 a Snyder Cowan presentation
105 a Snyder Cowan presentationNAGC
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The document discusses bereavement centers and their role in providing grief support to communities. It outlines the types of support offered, including counseling, support groups, crisis response and education programs. Funding sources and marketing strategies are also covered. The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center is highlighted as an example, describing its history, mission and programs for bereaved children, families and communities in Northern Ohio.Golding spring appeal 2010
Golding spring appeal 2010NAGC
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The Center for Grieving Children has seen a dramatic increase in people seeking their services for support with grief. In the first 8 months of the current fiscal year, they have responded to as many calls as in all of the previous year. They provide direct support through various peer support programs to over 300 families each year using over 125 trained volunteers. The Center is looking to expand services to additional groups and needs more support to maintain their services as they have had to spend down reserves while keeping costs low. They receive no state or federal funding and rely on donations from generous individuals in the community.Golding spring appeal 2009
Golding spring appeal 2009NAGC
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The organization has seen an increase in demand for their peer support programs for children coping with illness and death due to the challenging times. Peer support helps breakdown isolation from loss and grief, as children who receive support are less likely to attempt suicide, abuse substances, or develop behavioral disorders. However, donations have decreased due to the economic downturn so the organization needs additional support to continue providing free services to help children through grief and prevent future problems.Golding core support 2007 winter draft 1
Golding core support 2007 winter draft 1NAGC
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The Center for Grieving Children has secured a new permanent home after a successful fundraising campaign. They must now focus on ensuring families can attend services for free. Over 300 families and 3,000 children will be supported this year through volunteers and staff. The executive director is requesting a donation to the annual fund to support the growing demand for services and ensure resources are available each year.Golding ann fund 2009 core support and long term donors
Golding ann fund 2009 core support and long term donorsNAGC
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The Center has experienced increased demand for its grief support services due to economic challenges faced by many in the community. While maintaining free services, The Center has expanded support groups for adults and translated resources into Spanish. Financial support from donors is critical for The Center to continue providing services and support grieving children, teens, and families.Golding 2008 board appeal holiday season
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The letter asks the recipient to make a donation to the organization's annual appeal fund. It emphasizes that board participation and donations are important to demonstrate passion for the organization's mission and to set a good example when asking other individuals, corporations, and foundations for donations. The letter stresses that 100% of board members currently donate to the annual fund in various ways and asks the recipient to join in making a gift to ensure those who need the organization's grief services can attend free of charge.Golding 2007 annual report appeal small foundations
Golding 2007 annual report appeal small foundationsNAGC
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The Center for Grieving Children celebrated their accomplishments in their latest Annual Report, including over 21,000 service hours provided by over 250 dedicated volunteers, ensuring thousands of children, teens, young adults and families received free grief services. The Annual Report also honored the thousands of donors who supported the Center's important work in the community through their donations. The Executive Director looks forward to sharing more of the Center's future accomplishments.Golding multi cultural flyer
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- 1. Death of a Friend in Childhood Diane Snyder Cowan, MA, MT-BC Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center Cleveland, OH, 800-707-8922, www.hospicewr.org
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- 3. 2005 Statistics 11,358 deaths (ages 1-14)
- 4. On Friendship Definition Impact on childs development Friendship quality
- 5. Preschoolers
- 6. Grade School Children For adults That could have been my child For children There are no longer play dates at Johnnys Sally is missing at day care
- 7. Pre-teens Forgotten mourners Intermittent grievers Resurfaces
- 8. Disenfranchised Grief and Secondary Losses Partner, classmate, comrade, playmate Help and support in everyday activities
- 9. Disenfranchised Grief and Secondary Losses Ties to others Damage to qualities in ones self Security and solace Validation of sense of reality
- 10. Disenfranchised Grief and Secondary Losses Planning for the future Gender differences
- 11. Role of the School Sudden Deaths Anticipated deaths Suicide
- 12. What Can Help On going assessment Peer support groups Education Literature Rituals
- 13. What Can Help Memorializing Legacies Expressive therapies Professional counseling Internet
- 14. Questions, Criticisms, 安庄岳岳庄界庄壊馨壊