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Featured website - Good Grief

Published: November 13, 2012

Good Grief is committed to relieving suffering and bringing hope to people affected by change, loss and grief.

Its work is based on Mary MacKillop's principle “Never see a need without doing something about it.”

The organisation has a suite of programs and resources developed to support children, young people and adults to effectively work through change, loss and grief in their lives.

Full details of upcoming workshops and presentations on the website.

http://www.goodgrief.org.au/home

 

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