FRIENDS OF AINE FOUNDATION

Manchester, New Hampshire, 03104 United States

Mission Statement

Mission: To help children and families grieving a death navigate their path to a hopeful future. Vision: A world where no child grieves alone. Values: • Kindness • Compassion • Connection • Courage Strategic Goals We provide bereavement support services and resources to children and families who have suffered the death of a loved one, as well as educational materials and community training programs.

About This Cause

Our Services Support. We deliver age-appropriate grief support services to children, teens, and young adults ages 4-26. Caregivers may participate in adult groups, learning how to support their children, while processing their own grief. Offerings include: In-Center Support Groups In-School Support Groups In-Community Support Groups Help Us Grieve (HUG) workshops for grieving kids or for peers Educate. We provide grief training and education for adults working with children and teens or for those who wish to learn more. Offerings include: Grief Education Trainings (for schools, community organizations, or the public) Grief Backpack Initiative for Schools (provides training, resources, and tools that can be used individually, with peers, or in concert with school staff; available for national distribution) In-Community Resource Kit (provides resources and tools to facilitate conversation and connection with grieving kids) Advocate. Death is a traumatic adverse childhood experience; children left unsupported in their grief often succumb to poorer outcomes later in life. We raise awareness of grief as a public and mental health issue through national, state, and community events and partnerships, as a member of the National Alliance for Children’s Grief (NACG), and through our Talk About Grief travelling art exhibit.

FRIENDS OF AINE FOUNDATION
Friends Of Aine Center For Grieving Children And Families 146 Lowell St.
Manchester, New Hampshire 03104
United States
Phone Christine Phillips
Unique Identifier 462714859