This program serves children ages 10-17 (18 if still in high school) who have experienced the death of a parent/guardian, sibling, or close friend.
The program is via Zoom from 12pm - 5pm EST (or 9am - 2pm PDT) and will include icebreaker games as well as a small group discussion about managing grief, coping skills, and a memorial service.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
The training will be held via Zoom and is interactive. This is a two-night training; you must attend both nights and are required to be present with audio and video capabilities.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
The training will be held via Zoom and is interactive. This is a two-night training; you must attend both nights and are required to be present with audio and video capabilities.
This program serves children ages 7-17 (18 if still in high school) who have lost a parent, guardian, sibling, or friend.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps. Saturday, September 9 at British International School of Boston from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm (EST)
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
Join the Grief Relief 5k Your Way on October 8th in Saddle Brook, New Jersey (Otto Pehle area). Start time: 8:30am Register for the event here: https://p2p.onecause.com/grief_relief_5k/event/new-jersey-5k
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
The training will be held via Zoom and is interactive. This is a two-night training; you must attend both nights and are required to be present with audio and video capabilities.
Join us for a FREE celebration with games, fun, and awards! This event includes lunch and a beverage of choice. 5K Your Way Celebration Saturday, October 14th | 12-2 p.m. River City Roll 939 Myers St., Richmond, VA 23220 For planning purposes, please kindly RSVP to Anne-Marie Worthy at aworthy@comfortzonecamp.org. There is still time to register for the 5K! You do not need to register to celebrate with
Come out and celebrate with your Comfort Zone Camp community! 5K Your Way Celebration Saturday, October 14th | 12-2 p.m. Lynwood Brewing Concern 1053 E Whitaker Mill Rd Raleigh, NC 27604 For planning purposes, please kindly RSVP to Katie Pereira at kpereira@comfortzonecamp.org. There is still time to register for the 5K! You do not need to register to celebrate with us. Family, friends, and dogs are welcome to
Join the Blue Goose Virginia Pond for an evening of food (oysters on the half shell, BBQ, sides), fellowship, and music by Richmond's own Kris Scott - all for a great cause! Comfort Zone Camp (CZC) is a safe, fun place for grieving kids in the Richmond area who have lost a sibling, parent, or primary caretaker. All services are free of charge, greatly due to donations through fund raising
A Little Hope and Comfort Zone Camp are pleased to invite you to our Night of Hope in NYC! Get your tickets to this memorable evening and help us shine a light on childhood bereavement.
This program serves children ages 7-17 (18 if still in high school) who have lost a parent, guardian, sibling, or friend. Families connected to OneLegacy will be given priority.
Monday Evening Virtual Program for campers ages 10 - 17, (18 if still in high school) who have experienced the death of a parent, guardian, sibling, other relative, or friend.
Program will meet four consecutive Mondays (November 13, November 20, November 27, and December 4) from 7:00pm - 8:15pm EST via Zoom.
An optional separate parent/guardian group will take place simultaneously for those whose children are participating.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
The training will be held via Zoom and is interactive. This is a two-night training; you must attend both nights and are required to be present with audio and video capabilities.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
During this training you will meet Comfort Zone staff and learn what to expect at camp and how our program impacts grieving children. You will receive education about childhood bereavement, as well as tips on how to be successful in whichever volunteer role you are selected to fill at in-person or virtual camps.
This program serves children ages 7-17 (18 if still in high school) who have lost a parent, guardian, sibling or friend.
