NO ONE HAS TO GRIEVE ALONE

COPE is a nonprofit grief and healing organization dedicated to helping parents and families living with the loss of a child.

COPE Walk 2024

Sunday October 20th 2024 • 10:00 am
Long Beach Boardwalk, Long Beach, NY

How COPE Can Help You

“After the loss of my daughter, Michelle, I didn’t think I would ever recover, ever survive the pain, ever live again. Over the past thirty-two years, I have rediscovered life again – a life that includes my daughter, Michelle, and a love that is forever”
– Lilly Julien, COPE Founder and President Emerita

Started by bereaved parents in 1999, COPE is a nonprofit grief and healing organization that supports and connects grieving individuals with others facing similar losses through professionally led support groups for parents, adult siblings, and young adults, healing workshops, a grief support phone line, a bereavement camp for children and parent/caregivers, and trainings for community partners.

Having experienced profound loss ourselves, COPE families understand the pain, frustration, and isolation those in mourning often experience. By providing practical resources and emotional support, we help grieving individuals find strength and hope in knowing they do not have to face this journey alone.

Upcoming Events

October 2024

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COPE Walk 2024

Sunday October 20th 2024 • 10:00 am
Long Beach Boardwalk, Long Beach, NY

Please note our new location for starting and returning:

Five Ocean restaurant
5 New York Ave
Long Beach, NY 11561
fiveoceanlongbeach.com

Connect With COPE

Support Groups

Peer support groups facilitated by licensed clinicians offer a space for grieving individuals to share their experiences, give and receive support, and find tools to cope with their loss.

Workshops

Workshops facilitated by grief professionals educate families on how to cope with their loss by offering community and providing tools for support and healing.

Trainings

COPE offers professional bereavement and grief workshops on a variety of topics through the lens of holistic care and social justice.

Camp COPE

A free weekend long grief support camp for children and teenagers ages 7 – 17, who have experienced the death of a loved one with an optional corresponding caregiver retreat.

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🔵 COPE Recognizes Physical Grief 🔵

This Children's Grief Awareness Month, lets Flip the Script by recognizing the physical expressions of grief. Movement can help children and teens process grief - it can help them cope, while also helping them connect with their feelings in a healthy way.

Support children and teens in engaging physically, like walking or playing, as part of their healing.

#ChildrensGriefAwarenessMonth #GriefSupport #COPE #CGAM #flipthescript
🔵 Press Pause on Advice 🔵

Let children and teens express grief on their terms. Avoid clichés and fixed ideas about the grieving process. Instead, try responding and asking questions that allow young people to share how they truly feel.

Let's "Flip the Script" and respect the individuality of grief by providing a brave space for the children and teens in our lives.

#ChildrensGriefAwarenessMonth #GriefSupport #COPE #CGAM #flipthescript
🔵 Show Up for Children and Teens in Grief. Actions Speak Louder! 🔵 

Actions often mean more than words. It is crucial to ensure the promises we make are kept so that we can continue reinforcing trust and supporting children and teens through their grief journeys.

This month, let's "Flip the Script" and provide tangible grief support that young people can rely on.

#ChildrensGriefAwarenessMonth #GriefSupport #COPE #CGAM #flipthescript
Join us for our next grief and healing workshop on Tuesday, November 19 from 7-8pm via Zoom, in partnership with @pinelawnmemorialpark. Facilitated by Jane Harris and Jimmy Edmonds, When Words Are Not Enough: Creative Responses to Grief will be a discussion about Jane and Jimmy’s grief journey following the death of their son Joshua in 2011.

RSVP via link in bio!
🔵 COPE Supports Grieving Children and Teens. Listen Actively! 🔵

This month, and always, COPE encourages active listening. Make space for the children and teens in your life to express their grief in their own way.

Let's "Flip the Script" and show empathy by listening without interruptions.

#ChildrensGriefAwarenessMonth #GriefSupport #COPE #CGAM #flipthescript
🔵 COPE Honors Children's Grief Awareness Month. Be Present! 🔵

Supporting a grieving child or teen is often about simply being there. Consider:
- Sitting with them, letting silence guide the moment
- Joining them in activities they love, showing your supportive presence

This month, let’s “Flip the Script” by focusing on presence over words.

#ChildrensGriefAwarenessMonth #GriefSupport #COPE #CGAM #FlipTheScript
4 DAYS LEFT!! ✨

We will be at a new for us location for starting and returning:
Five Ocean
5 New York Ave Long Beach, NY 11561 

Note: For those who have joined in past years, we will not be meeting or using the Laurelton Boulevard area this year as we have in the past

On-site registration opens at 10AM Sunday at Five Ocean. The walk begins at 10:30AM on the boardwalk nearby. Following the walk, join us back at Five Ocean for brunch. The $35 registration fee includes participation in walk, a T-shirt, a bracelet, coffee before, and food & non-alcoholic beverages after.

See you Sunday! Registration link in bio.
The HERO Project was founded by two local high school students after the loss of the heroes in their lives. The group is a safe space for middle and high school students who have lost a parent, sibling, grandparent, or friend to connect with their peers.

The next session is Wednesday, October 23 at 5pm. Advanced registration is required. Register today by going to sjjcc.org/heroproject

@sidjacobsonjcc
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