Join us for a special film screening of "What We Hide" and raise funds for Eluna! Attend and Support
Online grief support groups and programs available wherever you are.
For families seeking online grief support, Camp Erin Online provides an intentional space to connect and remember the people in their lives who have died. Using creative outlets such as painting, music, mindfulness, movement, and photography, families find meaningful support as they move through grief.
Join us for our 3rd Annual Camp Erin National Luminary Ceremony and our Caregiver Webinar: Supporting Your Family’s Grief through the Winter & Holidays
Grief Compass Groups offer free virtual support for families finding their way through grief. Held every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month and can be joined at any time.
Camp Erin Online has helped children and families in over 29 states find help through online grief support groups and programs.
“My favorite part was sharing the experience with my daughter and seeing her relate to others and open up about our loss.”
"I could somehow connect with others who also experienced the same thing as me.”
“I appreciated the way the games and writing helped us talk about our loss together. It helped us process our grief more and gently shift our attention to gratitude- perfect timing with the holidays! It helped me feel less alone!”
A free national network of in-person grief camps where youth and families find joy, hope, and community.
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Eluna's programs are free thanks to the generosity of our supporters. Your gift helps us provide comfort, hope, and healing to more children and families in need.
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