Designed to educate, support and empower parents caring for a seriously ill child and those who are experiencing pregnancy or infant loss.

https://caringtogether.life/

Kids Grief is an online resource and part of an entire series of grief-related tools: My Grief Series.

https://kidsgrief.ca/

The Ontario Caregiver Organization provides a series of supports and tools for caregivers, including peer support and courses to help caregivers with mental health and well-being. These are free made-in-Canada resources.

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My Grief is a free, made-in-Canada series of online learning modules and other resources designed to help families understand grief and how to cope with a loss.

http//:www.MyGrief.ca MyGrief
http//:wwwKidsGrief.ca When your child has died: Module overview: Introduction (mygrief.ca)

The Canadian Alliance for Children’s Grief provides a series of handbooks for those supporting children and youth grieving the dying or death of a loved one. It is also included in a Grief and Death Education Toolkit to help educators integrate these conversations into education.

Grievingchildrencanada.org

Judishouse.org understands that grief is unpredictable and that navigating the ups and downs of loss can be challenging. The US based clinicians from Judishouse also compiled activities to help families talk about grief at home. Content is also available in Spanish.

https://judishouse.org/

Children Grief Centre, located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, is focused on helping families and children face grief and adjust to changes while feeling supported. Through a series of blog posts that can be downloaded as PDFS, book recommendations and links specifically for children, teens and parents and caregivers.

www.hospicecalgary.ca

Lighthouse For Grieving Children and Families is in Oakville, Ontario, and offers grief support to families. These made-in-Canada resources include tip sheets, articles, and a fulsome library of books for young children, children, youths, parents, and caregivers.

https://lighthousegriefsupport.org/resources/lighthouse-library/

Winston’s Wish, UK provides a range of resources including books, blogs, articles, talks and workshops that help people explore grief. The range of content includes how to tell a child someone has died, coping with special occasions, and managing separation anxiety.

Resources are also available in different languages.

https://www.winstonswish.org/supporting-you/support-for-parents/

Developed by Canada’s national voice for Hospice Palliative Care in Canada. This is a repository of Canadian-made resources for caregivers, health providers, patients, researchers, policymakers, and volunteers.

Grief and Bereavement Resource Repository

Financed by the New York Life Foundation, the Speaking Grief initiative provides free resources to help normalize conversations and learn about grief. This initiative includes a documentary, web resources, and social media content available to individuals, organizations, classrooms, and businesses.

https://speakinggrief.org/use-our-content

Available through the Canadian Mental Health Commission of Canada in collaboration with the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevent, The Centre for Suicide Prevention and the Public Health Agency of Canada, along with an advisory committee of people with lived experiences.

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/resource/toolkit-for-people-who-have-been-impacted-by-a

Free online Indigenous cultural safety training explores quality palliative care that helps you honour culture, spirituality and traditions.  Available on the Virtual Hospice Learning Hub

https://livingmyculture.ca/culture

The Sunnybrook Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network (PAIL Network)  provides resources to help support families who have experienced the loss of their pregnancy or the death of their baby up to 12 months of age.

https://pailnetwork.sunnybrook.ca/

Tommy’s is a UK-based charity that provides expert midwife-led advice for parents during and after pregnancy.

https://www.tommys.org/baby-loss-support