Because Everyone Deserves Compassionate Care All the Days of Their Life

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We provide compassionate end-of-life and grief support services across New Jersey. Whether you're seeking care, want to partner with us, or get involved as a volunteer or sponsor, we are here to support you every step of the way.

  • Grief support in New Jersey led by experienced death doulas.

    I NEED SERVICES

    Our nonprofit provides compassionate death doula and grief support services across New Jersey. Whether you’re seeking personalized end-of-life care or grief support, we are here to help.

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  • Support End of Life Doula and Grief Support Service Non-profit in New Jersey

    I WANT TO PARTNER

    Interested in partnering with our nonprofit? We collaborate with healthcare providers, community groups, and businesses to extend grief support and end-of-life care throughout New Jersey.

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  • Get involved supporting our Non-profit End of Life Specialist and Grieft Support Organization by becoming a Death Doula

    I WANT TO CONTRIBUTE

    Join us in providing vital support to individuals, families and schools. Get involved by volunteering, working with us, sponsoring our programs, or making a donation to sustain our mission.

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Our Mission

To ensure that every person, regardless of their income or life circumstances, has access to compassionate, grief-informed support to navigate end-of-life experiences with dignity, grace, and peace.

Our Vision

A world where every individual has access to compassionate, grief-informed end-of-life care that supports their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, and honors their life journey.

Words from the Heart Blog

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What is a grief-informed end-of-life specialist?
What is a grief-informed end-of-life specialist?

Grief-informed end-of-life specialists take a special approach to guiding clients through experiences of death. With an in-depth knowledge of how to facilitate the natural process of grieving, they support individuals and those close to them in a way that reduces the unnecessary harm that is often the result of grief myths and unhealthy grieving practices. They offer personalized grief support and resources on grief to help prepare everyone on how to navigate the grief.

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Disparities in End-of-Life Care
Disparities in End-of-Life Care

Social barriers, stress, avoidance and lack of knowledge are leading to huge disparities in end-of-life planning and care in the United States.

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Compassion Fatigue and Caregivers
Compassion Fatigue and Caregivers

Because of our inherent susceptibility due to the nature of our work, it's really important for end-of-life doulas and grief specialists to be able to recognize the signs of compassion fatigue and have some resourcing in place for how to recharge and process. It's also key that we have measures in place for when we may need to take extended periods off. Compassion fatigue is real. It's happened to me, caring for my husband Jonathan with Alzheimer's. It happens to people that I know who are working in the field. So what do we do about that?

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