Deep Dives on tough topics
Featuring families and thought leaders, we explore topics relating to grief and addiction, the effects of these issues, and what each of us can do to help.
This is your portal to finding and receiving the support you need.
Grief is not linear and families change. When addiction is in your family, you might experience people in recovery and some in relapse. Your world can go up and down and sideways. Eluna has been providing camps for nearly 25 years and we have continued to support you and your family with resources and connections since day one. We hope you will use this page to find what you need, wherever you are. You can follow us on social, or check out the links below for updated resources and connections to programs that serve your generation.
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Both Camp Mariposa and Camp Erin have opportunities to get involved.
Featuring families and thought leaders, we explore topics relating to grief and addiction, the effects of these issues, and what each of us can do to help.
The Eluna Young Professionals Advisory Committee (YPAC) is an outreach and leadership program focused on engaging young professionals. The Committee is comprised of volunteer leaders from across North America committed to working with Eluna to make a difference in their communities through a focus on grief support, addiction prevention and education.
Camp Erin online for teens, etc.
The Dinner Party is a platform for grieving 20-, 30-, and early 40-somethings to find peer community and build lasting relationships.
When grieving the death of a friend, kids and youth may become overwhelmed by the waves of complex emotions that accompany
Sharing emotions related to grief and saying goodbye is often difficult, especially for children and teens. Writing goodbye letters can help
When grieving the anticipated death of a significant person, kids & families may become overwhelmed by the waves of complex emotions