Whether a death or non-death loss, most youth in foster care are grieving. We know that grief is a natural and normal response to loss, and how we support youth in foster care can be life-changing.
Make a commitment to better serve youth in foster care who are grieving. Learn what it means to be grief-informed, and how to take action to make meaningful change in a youth's life.
This May, in recognition of National Foster Care Month, it's time to Get Grief-Informed for Youth in Foster Care. Visit Dougy Center's new webpage for free resources and information specifically created for youth in foster care, and for caring professionals who support them.
Learn how your language matters, share what it means to be grief-informed with others, find out more about the L.Y.G.H.T. program, and join the international movement to #UnderstandGrief.
