Supporting children, youth and adults through their grief and end-of-life journey
All services are offered at no cost. Donations appreciated
The Campbell River Hospice Society acknowledges that it is located on the traditional unceded territories of the Ligwiłda'xw people, the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum and Kwiakah First Nations, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.
How we do it
33% Donations 43% Fundraising 16% Social Enterprise 4% Government
Education Series
Strategies to Help your teen navigate grief
(for parents or guardians
ages 12-18)
In this empowering session, you'll gain invaluable insights into navigating your teen’s grief journey with compassion and resilience. Discover straightforward yet impactful strategies designed to support your child through their grieving process. These tools are not only transformative for your child but also foster a deeper understanding and cohesion within the entire family unit. Facilitated by: Corenna Hult, BSW, RSW Hospice Child & Youth Program Director.
Held on October 22 at 6:00 pm.
Registration required: 250-286-1121 or corenna@crhospice.ca
Kids Together
After-school grief group ages
6-11
Grieving is hard for anyone, but it can be especially confusing for children. The Kids Together Grief Group offers a safe space for kids to express their emotions, connect with peers, and learn healthy coping skills after the loss of a loved one. Through age-appropriate activities and support from trained professionals, children build resilience and emotional strength, helping them process their grief in a healthy way. Early support can make a huge difference in a child's emotional well-being. Facilitated by: Corenna Hult, BSW, RSW Hospice Child & Youth Program Director. Held Every 2nd Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 pm starting October 9, 2024
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Registration required: 250-286-1121 or corenna@crhospice.ca
Youth Together
After-School Grief Group for ages
12-16
Teens face unique challenges when it comes to grief. The Youth Together Grief Support Group provides a safe, supportive space for teens to express their feelings, process loss, and connect with others who understand their pain. Learning to grieve in healthy ways is vital for their emotional well-being, helping them build resilience and navigate life’s toughest moments. With peer support and guidance from professionals, teens gain the tools they need to cope with loss and prevent long-term emotional struggles. Facilitated by: Corenna Hult, BSW, RSW Hospice Child & Youth Program Director. Held Every 2nd Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 pm starting October 2, 2024
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​Registration required: 250-286-1121 or corenna@crhospice.ca