Courageous Kids provides a safe, confidential environment designed to normalize feelings and help children and teens express and process their grief. Expressive arts offer a way to process feelings of grief and communicate with others beyond ordinary words. Art, sand tray, and creative writing provide an avenue for sharing stories and understanding experiences. During weekly meetings, children and families receive peer support as they engage in the process of communicating about and making sense of their grief. Parent/Caregiver support groups occur concurrently with groups for youth in the community.
Click here for the current ’25 – ’26 community group schedule.
Student support groups are available for in-school settings.
Read the Courageous Kids' School Support Group FAQ sheet for schools requesting a group on site.
Please email courageouskids@peacehealth.org to be on the application wait list for next year’s camp to be held July 21 – 24.
Camp Applications open March 1st!
Courageous Kids Summer Camp is seeking compassionate volunteers, aged 14+, to support youth, 6 - 17 years, who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Call 458-205-7474 for more information and to apply.
