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Grief & Bereavement Support

A compassionate place to grieve, remember, and begin to heal.

Grief is a deeply personal experience that affects everyone differently. At Hope House, we offer grief support programs that honour each person’s unique journey. Whether your loss is recent or many years past, our bereavement services provide understanding, connection, and gentle guidance as you navigate life after loss.

How Our Programs Work

Who It’s For

Our grief and bereavement programs are for adults aged 18 and older who are coping with the death of someone significant—at any point in their grief journey.

 

We also provide support to children, youth and families through our HUUG Program.

Our Approach

Bereavement is the process of adjusting to life after the death of a loved one. This loss can be profoundly painful and is often one of the most challenging experiences a person faces. Hope House understands that no two grief journeys are the same. Our role is to walk alongside you with compassion, care, and support options that meet you where you are—emotionally, physically, and spiritually.

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Professional 1:1 Counselling

A safe space to express and explore your individual response to grief and learn coping strategies that fit you.

HYBRID - In Person/Virtual

Scheduled throughout the week

Facilitator: Lilly Singh, MSW, RSW

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Bereavement Bistro | Drop-In Peer Support Group

A welcoming, drop-in bereavement group for adults experiencing the death of a loved one. This facilitated peer-support space offers connection, conversation, and the reassurance of being with others who understand grief.

HYBRID - In Person/Virtual

2nd & 4th Friday, 10–11am

Facilitator: Team

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Transitions | 8-Week Professionally Facilitated Grief Group

Designed for individuals new to group grief support, this eight-week series provides guided discussions to explore key elements of grief, reflect on experiences, and gently process loss in a supportive group environment.

IN PERSON

Offered throughout the year

Facilitator: Team 

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Missing Milestone Memories | Parent Loss Group

Professionally trained volunteers provide support and comfort to those coping with the death of someone in their life

HYBRID - In Person/Virtual

1st Thursday 6-7:00pm

Facilitators: Maria & Lilly

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Families Finding Their Way

A drop-in peer support group intended for parents with children under 18 years who are experiencing the death of a spouse or partner. This group provides a supportive space for conversation & connection

VIRTUAL

4th Friday 12:30-1:30

Facilitators: Maria & Lilly

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Volunteer Bereavement Companioning

Professionally trained volunteers provide support and comfort to those coping with the death of someone in their life

IN PERSON / Telephone

Scheduled throughout the week

Facilitator: Team

Our Grief & Bereavement Programs

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Wellness Programs

Grief can impact the body, mind, and spirit. Our Wellness Programs offer holistic self-care practices that support emotional balance, resilience, and renewal. Sessions are offered both in person and via Zoom.

Start With Hope House

To become a Hope House client, to register to a specific programs or for more information. Please fill out this form, Call us or Email us.

CALL:

905-727-6815 x223

EMAIL:

programs@hopehousehospice.com

OPTIONAL

Complete our confidential Online Referral Form to request support.

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Help fund hospice care, grief programs, and caregiver support.

Frequently Asked Questions

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If you’re seeking care we are here to support you

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Grief & Bereavement Resources

Grief often extends beyond scheduled programs. Hope House offers additional grief and bereavement resources to support you between sessions and at home.


Visit our Resources Page to explore grief-specific materials, booklets, caregiver guidance, and trusted community links—including resources for children and families navigating loss

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