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Grief support professionals and organizations who serve this state. Inclusion as a featured provider is a paid listing; Founding Members are lifetime complimentary listings. Neither constitutes a clinical endorsement.
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Solace House is a community grief support center offering groups for adults grieving the death of a loved one. No hospice affiliation required.
All groups are free of charge. Serves both Missouri and Kansas sides of the metro.
Inpatient hospice and grief support serving the Topeka community with bereavement counseling, support groups, and remembrance events open to all, not limited to hospice families.
Community bereavement support available regardless of whether your loved one was in hospice care.
Hospital based grief support in Wichita, including individual counseling and remembrance programs.
Looking for support for a grieving child or teen? NACG offers resources and a national searchable directory to help families find childhood bereavement programs and services near them.
National resource. NACG maintains this directory independently; Grief Navigation does not verify or endorse the programs listed.
A children’s advocacy center providing child abuse prevention and intervention services in Johnson and Wyandotte counties. This is a specialized child advocacy resource, not a general children’s bereavement center.
Learn about services →Free weekend bereavement camp for children and teens ages 6 to 17 who've experienced the death of someone close. Combines grief activities with camp fun.
Part of the national Camp Erin network through Eluna.
An independent online community memorial honoring people whose lives were taken by violent crime in Leavenworth County, Kansas. A place for families to remember loved ones and learn about sharing a name and story. Not affiliated with Leavenworth County government.
Visit the Memorial →Statewide coalition connecting survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their grieving families to local advocacy programs, counseling, and legal services.
Find a local program directory on their website.
Provides crime victim compensation, notification, and advocacy for Kansans impacted by violent crime, including families of homicide victims.
Administers the Kansas Crime Victims Compensation Board.
A free guide for families navigating the aftermath of homicide, with information about the justice process, victim impact statements, media attention, and finding support. Created by a mother of a homicide victim, retired paramedic, and former corrections officer.
Visit Beyond the Verdict →Veterinary student staffed hotline providing compassionate listening and support for people grieving the loss of a pet.
Operates during academic semesters. Leave a message and a student will return your call.
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services connects Kansans to community mental health centers, substance use treatment, and crisis services.
Kansas has 26 Community Mental Health Centers. Find yours through KDADS.
Free, confidential referral service connecting Kansans to local health and human service programs, including grief counselors and support groups.
Kansas's crisis lifeline, connecting callers to local crisis centers and mobile crisis response teams across the state.
Kansas has four community mental health center crisis lines that back up 988.
Statewide hub for suicide prevention resources, survivor support, and crisis intervention training.
Free, confidential support for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Available 24/7 via phone, text, or chat.
Also available in Spanish. Veterans: press 1.
Free crisis counseling via text message. Trained crisis counselors respond within minutes, 24/7.
Works on most major carriers. WhatsApp option also available.
National organization supporting families after the death of a child. Offers online support groups, a closed Facebook community, and local chapters.
Extensive library of grief resources specific to child loss.
Free, confidential treatment referral and information service for individuals and families facing mental health and substance use disorders.
Available 24/7, 365 days a year. English and Spanish.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness provides free peer support, information, and referrals for people affected by mental health conditions.
Available Monday, Friday, 10 AM, 10 PM ET. Text 'Helpline' to 62640.
Searchable directory of licensed therapists, psychiatrists, and support groups. Filter by location, insurance, specialty, and issue.
Free to search. Profiles include bios, specialties, and accepted insurance.
National center for grieving children and families. Offers resources, training, and a directory of children's grief programs nationwide.
Pioneering organization in children's grief support since 1982.
National organization offering support groups, education, and advocacy for suicide prevention and for those who've lost someone to suicide.
Local chapters in all 50 states. Annual Out of the Darkness walks.
A free, searchable directory of credentialed grief counselors that works in every state, helping you find a qualified professional no matter the type of loss. ADEC is also the professional association for grief educators, counselors, and researchers, offering trustworthy education for the public.
The directory is free to search and includes counselors across all 50 states.
Free adult peer support meetings on Zoom for people who have or had a loved one in the carceral system. Explore the current meeting calendar and confirm which group fits your circumstances. These are peer support meetings, not individual therapy.
Explore resource →The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week anywhere in the United States, free, confidential, and ready for anyone experiencing emotional distress or grief.
If this is a life threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
Grief Navigation provides these listings as a starting point. Inclusion does not constitute a clinical endorsement or guarantee of services. Programs, eligibility, costs, and availability may change. Contact each organization directly to confirm current information. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911 or contact 988.
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Explore all paths →The Office for Victims of Crime links to victim assistance and compensation programs by state. Contact the appropriate program about eligibility and available help.
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