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    Comfort Zone Camp

    Nation’s largest bereavement camp, free to kids 7-17, and young adults 19-23.

    To be added to our resources list, contact:
    HelloGrief@comfortzonecamp.org

    National Resources:

    National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC)
    Promotes awareness of the needs of children and teens grieving a death and provides education and resources for anyone who wants to support them.

    Compassionate Friends
    Assists families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age, and to provide information to help others be supportive.

    • Maine

    Ryan’s Heart; Aroostook County
    www.ryansheartnpo.org
    Ryan’s Heart works provides peer support, community programs, and the fostering the safe expression of grief and loss for grieving children and their families.

    Pathfinders: Support for Grieving Children (Hospice of Maine); Bangor
    www.pathfindersmaine.org
    Grief support groups and education for children, teens, and adults.

    Grieving Children’s Program; Gardiner
    www.hospicevolunteerskennebec.org
    Bereavement support for adults, children, and teens.

    Manitou Experience; Oakland
    www.manitouexperience.org
    Free week-long overnight camp for grieving boys entering grades 5-9.  Bus transportation provided from MA, NH and Maine at no charge.

    The Center for Grieving Children; Portland
    www.cgcmaine.org
    Various support groups offered.

    Circle of Tapawingo; Sweden
    www.circleoftapawingo.org
    Free week of overnight camp for girls who have experienced the death of a parent and who are entering 3rd through entering 7th grades. Transportation provided from the Boston area, as well as from southern Maine.