Grief Camp Helps Children Who Have Lost Loved Ones
Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County invites children who have lost a loved one to attend our grief camp.
This camp has been available to grieving youngsters in Miami County for twenty-two years. It is offered free of charge to Miami County children entering grades K-12.
Designed to help kids who have lost loved ones, the camp is similar to other traditional summer camps, offering an array of active outdoor activities, bringing children and teens together to share memories, play, sing, learn and laugh. But this camp also brings together children who share an experience of loss and offers them the opportunity to grieve, memorialize their loved ones and support each other. This camp is a safe place for feelings to be expressed and for campers to gain life-long tools for coping with grief.
Camp is open to any child/teen in the community who has experienced the death of a loved one, regardless of whether Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County services have been used.
Who: Children grades K-12
What: Grief Camp
When: 9 am – 4 pm daily, June 12-16, 2017
Where: Ludlow Falls Camp
To register: Call (937) 573-2100
Author Profile
Latest entries
- Media ReleaseJanuary 1, 2024Community Hospice to Join Ohio’s Hospice Strategic Partnership
- #CelebratingLifesStoriesNovember 21, 2023Priesthood, Shelters and Hospice Care: A Life of Service for Barbara Parini
- News and UpdatesJuly 28, 2023Ohio’s Hospice Volunteer Experiences Hospice Care as a Loved One
- News and UpdatesJuly 19, 2023The Not-for-Profit Difference