Grief Support

can provide you with local support groups for bereavement based on your zip code. These support groups are low-cost ~$20. You can filter the search by a timeframe, day of the week, location type (online or in-person) and distance.

Phone number: 800-395-5755 

Email: info@griefshare.org

can provide you with local support groups for those who have lost spouses/significant others as well as support groups for parental loss. Groups are currently offered in Los Angeles, West LA, Encino and Agoura Hills. 

Phone number: (818)788-hope (4673)

Email:  info@hopegroups.org 

can provide counseling and support groups for those who live in Los Angeles County. Services include support for children 4 ½ to 18 as well as adults. Services provided are for those who have lost a spouse, family member, parent, or someone close to them.

Phone number for service/intake:  (310) 473-1511. 

Phone number for service/intake (310) 231-3196 (Spanish grief support groups). An appointment is required to attend the class/support group. Fees range from $0-$30. 

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