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Serving New York City adults, children, and families navigating life after a death

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Family Grief Support Program

Families grieve together and separately. We offer parallel groups where adults and children process loss in age-appropriate spaces, then reconnect to support each other through what comes next.

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Adult Grief Support Groups

Peer-based groups matched by your age and your relationship to the person who died. Meet others who understand your specific loss.

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On-site grief support for students during the school day, plus training for educators to recognize and respond to grief in the classroom with confidence and care.

School Based Support

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Support for Schools & Workplaces

When a workplace or school experiences a death, we provide on-site support and education to help the community process loss and care for each other.

Welcoming individuals and families for grief support groups.

Partnering with schools, workplaces, and hospitals to bring grief support where it's needed.

In the wake of the pandemic, at least three key New York City grief programs have closed or dramatically scaled back, leaving thousands with nowhere to turn. In response to this growing need, Our House NYC opened its doors in late October 2025 as the city’s only free-standing grief support center.

Help sustain grief support in New York City. The need for grief support has never been greater. Your donation ensures that children, teens, and adults receive the care they deserve. Every gift—big or small—makes a difference.