Where grieving families can find rest, reflection, and the space to simply be together.
an initiative of
William's Be Yourself Challenge
Camps
Grief camps can be a powerful resource for families navigating loss. They provide children with a safe space to express their feelings and connect with peers who “get it,” while offering parents support, education, and a sense of community. These experiences can help families feel less alone and more equipped to move forward together.
For kids grieving the death of a parent, sibling, or caregiver.
Locations: CA, GA, ME, MD, MI, PA, Maui
Ages: Grades 4–12
Serving children affected by a parent’s cancer.
Locations: Various college campuses in MA
Ages: 6–18
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For girls grieving the death of a parent.
Location: Fitzwilliam, NH
Ages: 9–13
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For girls who have experienced loss.
Location: Sweden, ME
Ages: 8–16
A grief camp for kids and teens.
Location: Assonet, MA
Ages: 6–15
Nationwide bereavement camp network.
Location: Middleboro, MA
Ages: 5–18
Supports grieving children through summer camp scholarships.
Location: Wellesley Hills, MA
Ages: 5–18 (special needs up to 22)
Bereavement camps for kids and young adults.
Locations: Sandwich, MA & Johnsonburg, NJ
Ages: 7–17 & 19–25​
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A summer camp for youth impacted by suicide loss.
Location: Thompson Lake, ME
Ages: 8–17​