Grief Doesn’t Wait—And Neither Do We.
Requests for our services have skyrocketed— our workshops increased by 230% and counselling increased by almost 40% from 2023 to 2024. The need is growing fast, and we’re here to meet it. But we can’t do it alone.
When life throws the unexpected—a breakup, a rejection, the loss of someone close—grief can feel isolating and overwhelming. Learning Through Loss is here to remind youth that they’re not alone in these tough moments.
With workshops, counseling, and school programs, we’re reaching thousands of young people each year, helping them understand and cope with their feelings. Your support means that no one has to face grief alone.
Be a light in the dark. Donate today.
Grief is Different for Youth—and So is Our Approach
Established In
1994
Youth Supported
30K
Group Programs
60+
Community Workshops
1300
At Learning Through Loss, we believe every young person deserves a safe space to process grief on their own terms.
Since 1994, we’ve supported over 30,000 youth with coping strategies, peer connections, and workshops that meet them where they’re at.
Heres How We're Making a Difference
Workshops & Support
Over 1,300 grief and resilience workshops delivered to schools and communities, equipping youth with the tools to heal.
Personalized Counselling
The welcoming atmosphere and the general demeanor of the counsellors.
Peer Connections
60+ group programs where youth find strength in shared experiences, building networks of support and understanding.
Light in the Dark: Stories of Youth Grief
Grief looks different for everyone, but it’s something we all experience. These stories are from real youth, sharing their journey through grief with courage and honesty. Their words remind us we’re not alone and that there’s a light—even in the darkest places.
Katherine
“Empathy and connection remind us we’re not alone in hard times.”
Muirrean
“Youth deserve the full story on grief—honesty is how we heal.”
Jase
“Grief made me grow up, but my family keeps me grounded.”
David
“Being around people reminds me I’m not alone, even in silence.”
Ruva
“Sometimes, you just have to keep walking through the dark to see the light.”
