Grief education training is available for school counselors, educators, social workers, medical professionals, and other professionals who work with children and families.

Trainings are available in-person or virtually and can be customized to fit the needs of your staff and the time allotted. Past training topics have included recognizing and support grieving students, building resilience in bereaved children, complicated grief, and special considerations for suicide loss.

If you are interested in one of our trainings, click here to fill out our request form.

These closed support groups offer intentional activities over the course of six weeks to support students who have experienced the death of anyone close to them. Groups take place at the school and meet once per week during the school day.

In the group, we define grief as a normal reaction to loss, provide a safe environment to share feelings, and discuss positive coping skills. Activities will highlight the importance of knowing we are not alone in difficult feelings, telling our unique story, and sharing emotions in healthy and creative ways.

Kate’s Club currently provides groups for students in elementary, middle and high school.

For information about our groups, including how to request a group, please see these Frequently Asked Questions.

This one-time program focuses on educating children and teens about grief and loss. Participants engage in an interactive activity that normalizes feelings of grief and teaches participants how to help those who are grieving. This 45-minute activity promotes SEL skills as it invites students to reflect and share about emotions, empathy, respecting others, and relationship building.

For more information, please email State Outreach Manager, Liz Carson.

Kate’s Club can respond with resources, consultation, and programming to assist schools and community organizations following a death within their community.

For more information, please email State Outreach Manager, Liz Carson.

Grief education is available for schools and organizations to offer for their parents, caregivers and other supporters of grieving children. These workshops are available in-person or virtually and can be customized to fit the needs of caregivers in your school or program. Topics include: understanding grief reactions at different ages, how to support a grieving child while you are also grieving, and building resilience.

If you are interested in bringing a workshop to your school or program, click here to fill out our request form.