- The Dougy Center for Grieving Children Families | Portland, OR
At Dougy Center, we create safe spaces and free resources for children and families who are grieving Our pioneering peer grief support model, professional training, and world-renowned programs and advocacy bring hope and healing around the world
- Dougy - Wikipedia
The story as told by Dougy tells us about an aboriginal family living in a dump in Australia Dougy is thirteen years old and lives in government subsidised housing with a seldom seen alcoholic father
- The Dougy Center - Festival of Children Foundation
The Dougy Center, part of the Festival of Children Foundation, offers vital support for grieving children and families through compassionate programs and resources
- Dougy Grief Education and Training
Dougy Center; FAQs; Promotions and Student Discounts; Made possible by New York Life Foundation
- The Dougy Center for Grieving Children Families
The mission of The Dougy Center is to provide support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults and their families grieving a death can share their experiences Through our Pathways Program, we provide a safe place for families facing an advanced serious illness
- Grief Resources for Kids, Parents, Supporters | Dougy Center
Videos, podcasts, and more for people ages 13–18 who are coping before and after a death, as well as tips and information for supporters of teens who are grieving
- The Dougy Center - Wikipedia
Dougy Center, The National Grief Center for Children Families (formerly The Dougy Center, The National Center for Grieving Children Families, or simply Dougy Center) is a nonprofit organization based in Portland, Oregon that offers support groups and services to grieving children and young adults
- About Us - Dougy Center
Find out about Dougy Center’s origin story and why we are committed to providing local peer grief support, resources, and training locally, nationally, and internationally We invite you to check out our mission statement and to learn more about our commitment to equity and inclusion
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