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WHO WE ARE
Grief Survivors Richmond is a supportive community for individuals navigating the loss of a loved one.
We offer a safe, understanding space to share, heal, and grow—whet
her you're newly grieving or continuing your journey.
Through peer support, group discussions, and compassionate guidance, we walk beside you as you rediscover hope and connection. You are not alone.
GriefShare
Support groups across the U.S. (in-person & online)
griefshare.org
Compassionate Friends
For those who’ve lost a child or sibling
compassionatefriends.org
Actively Moving Forward (AMF)
Support for young adults & college students
healgrief.org/actively-moving-forward
TAPS
Support for military loss
taps.org
NAMI Virginia
Helpline provides the one-on-one help and information necessary to tackle tough challenges that you, your family or friends are facing.
Call: 1-800-950-6264
Text: Text ‘helpline’ to 62640
Email: Send a message to a HelpLine specialist at helpline@nami.org
Website: https://namivirginia.org
RESOURCES
Modern Loss
Real talk & resources for grief in today's world
modernloss.com
Widowers’ Support
Resources for men grieving loss
nationalwidowers.org
What’s Your Grief (LGBTQ+ & more)
Articles, tips, and virtual support
whatsyourgrief.com
The Dougy Center
Support for grieving children, teens & familiesdougy.org
Hotlines for Support:
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988 – 24/7 National Crisis & Grief Line
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SAMHSA Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
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RAINN: 1-800-656-HOPE (if grief is tied to trauma)
WHAT WE DO
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Support Groups - Safe, peer-led spaces to share and heal.
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Grief Resources - Access to guides, tools, and national support links.
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Community Events - Workshops, remembrance gatherings, and wellness meetups.
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One-on-One -Support
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Personalized check-ins and listening sessions.
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Connection & Hope - We help you feel less alone on your journey.
BOOKCASE
30 Day Grief Journal: A daily companion for finding light after loss Paperback – by Veruska Brown (Author)
A Sacred Space to Hold Your Grief — One Day at a Time
Grief is heavy. But you don't have to carry it alone.
The 30-Day Grief Journal is a compassionate companion for women navigating loss — whether your grief is new or has been with you for years.
This journal doesn't rush you or tell you how to feel. It simply offers you a safe, sacred space to reflect, remember, and begin to heal at your own pace.
With gentle daily prompts designed to meet you exactly where you are, this journal helps you honor your loved one, process your emotions, and notice your growth — however small. Some days you may write pages.
Other days, just a few words. Some days, you may only cry. That counts too.
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After a major loss up to 40% may experience clinical depression (JAMA Psychiatry)
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Grief is nearly universal: Most people will experience the death of a loved one at some point. We are here to provide you with a single community welcoming all.
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Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD), a recognized mental health condition (DSM-5-TR, 2022), occurs when symptoms persist longer than 12 months and interfere with daily functioning
