A Friend's Place. The National Centre for Childhood Grief provides loving support in a safe place where children grieving a death can share their experience as they learn to live with its impact on their lives.

The Bereavement C.A.R.E. Centre was established at Randwick in 1981 and in Lewisham in 1986 by Mal and Dianne McKissock. The Centre's goals are to provide comprehensive and accessible counselling and support services for the terminally ill and their families, and for those recently bereaved (i.e. approximately the first two years after the death of someone with whom they have a significant relationship).

An international organisation, Good Grief assists all members of our community to develop and deliver services in the area of change, loss and grief.

NALAG (NSW) Incorporated was founded in 1977 after the Granville train disaster. The main aim is to encourage and promote professional and community education in loss and grief. Since then it has been involved with the establishment of many of the loss and grief support groups throughout Australia. Over 500 professionals and non-professionals form the membership of NALAG NSW

Grief Support for those grieving over the death of their partner. 

LIFELINE Harbour to Hawkesbury at Gordon, NSW runs a monthly support group for those bereaved by suicide. The meeting is held on 2nd Thursday of the month 7-9pm. New members are welcome.

This group is a  safe and comfortable environment in which you can discuss feelings and experiences associated with your loss.

For more than two decades SANDS has provided sensitive support to parents and families who experience reproductive loss.

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