Kids Grief

Talking with kids and teens about serious illness, dying and death

What do I tell the kids? How do I support them?

KidsGrief.ca is a free online resource that helps parents support their children when someone in their life is dying or has died. It equips parents with the words and confidence needed to help children grieve life’s losses in healthy ways.

For Parents

For Educators

Meet the Storytellers

We are grateful to those who generously shared very personal stories to assist others.

read their stories

What the parent says

Jenny talks about Mae's ongoing grief for her sister Phoebe. MORE VIDEOS

What’s new

Recorded webinar: KidsGrief.ca Overview

Watch the October 2020 webinar, discussing COVID-19, hosted by Andrea Warnick, children's grief therapist.

Are you hosting an event on kids grief?

Email us the details of your event if you would like it to be featured on the KidsGrief.ca website.

Kids Grief Q&A - November 3, 2020 1:00pm ET

Free webinar! Andrea Warnick, children's grief therapist answers your questions. Sign up to stay informed about the date and time of upcoming webinars and to receive webinar links and recordings.

Calling all knitters and crocheters! Help us give “Memory scarves” for kids

Giving a grieving child a “Memory” scarf is a compassionate way to recognize their grief and let them know people care about them. We’ll link you with a hospice, support group or kids grief camp that will share your hugs.

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Photo provided by ehpaulley.

“Grief” a short video by Aidan

Aidan Haak, a self taught 14-year old budding movie genius singlehandedly developed a 2 minute video short about kids grief using Lego and CGI. Watch Grief

What do I tell the kids? How do I support them?

For Parents

For Educators

Meet the Storytellers

What the parent says

What’s new

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