Hospice of Michigan offers a wide range of grief support services from its offices throughout the state, including:

Grief support groups and meetings are offered for those grieving the death of a loved one. Groups provide a safe and supportive environment for participants to express their feelings while increasing their awareness of the grief process. Our grief support groups are open to anyone in the community experiencing the loss of a loved one. Some groups are open ended meetings; some are loss-specific (loss of a spouse; parent; child) and some are 5 or 6 week series. Click here for our listing of local grief support groups and seminars.

Children and youth services tailored to the specific needs of children and young people are available in several locations throughout the state. Professional staff use proven educational and supportive techniques to help children and adolescents cope with their loss. Click here for information about children and youth services.

Journey through Grief newsletters are sent bi-monthly to Hospice of Michigan families as well as community members interested in receiving this information. This is another way of assuring family members that they are not forgotten. To receive information click here.

Speakers bureau members are available to speak to community groups about issues related to death, dying and grieving. To find a speaker for your community click here.

Volunteers assist the grief support staff in facilitating support groups, and being a grief companion to those that are grieving with supportive phone calls and individual visits. For information about volunteers click here.