Healing in Cyberspace
March 5, 2018
The Role of Online Bereavement Platforms in Helping Grieving Children Heal By Cecilia Kennedy In the spaces of the Internet, grieving children are carving a
Tag: childhood grief
Grief Services Changing Lives
November 27, 2017
The athlete. The class president. The math whiz. The kid whose mom died. Jennifer Cruz was that kid. “I was 12 when my mom died
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
June 28, 2017
A stunning and relevant statistic for you: Of the approximately 2,150,000* people living in King County, 490,200 are 19 years or younger. A study funded
Grief is a Journey Best Taken With Others
March 23, 2017
Twins Damien and Ty were five years old when their dad died in 2009. The sudden loss of their father left the boys confused and
The Story of Jayza & D’Juna
April 13, 2016
Recently Safe Crossings Foundation sat down with D’Juna Duhon and her 16-year-old daughter, Jayza. Jayza’s beloved grandfather died in June, 2009. After much resistance, Jayza
Healing through Art with 4th Grade Boys
August 6, 2015
“When I look at my art, I feel really proud of myself because I learned to take risks and I made things from my heart,”
Types of Loss Series, Introduction
July 29, 2015
Loss, and by association grief, come in a variety of forms. Many think that loss only refers to death of a loved one or a
You Built It and They Came
March 18, 2015
Thanks to funding from our generous donors, two years ago Safe Crossings Foundation conducted a thorough assessment of child grief services in the Puget Sound
Compassion is on the Menu
March 18, 2015
Imagine an 11 year old boy at a table of complete strangers, telling the story of what he went through after his dad died. Pretty
Why Lee’s Story Matters
December 15, 2014
Meet Lee Carswell. Born in Birmingham and educated in Liverpool, England, Lee is a successful senior manager at the consulting firm of West Monroe Partners