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The following resources are informational only. If you need financial support resources, please fill out a Contact Us form and a Carson’s Village Advocate will help you locate the appropriate support. Carson’s Village does not directly provide financial assistance.

By Subject
Assistance

Aid to families ranging from fundraising, donation, and various forms of compensation based on demographics.

Documents

Information related to documents and forms (death certificate, wills, etc.).

Final Arrangements

Burial options, finding a casket, cremation information, shipping the body, and body donation guides.

Financial

Information related to financial matters (bills, debt, assets, etc).

Funeral Service

Information related to the funeral service, funeral preparation, writing the obituary, finding photos, using poems, planning memorials, etc.

Further Resources

General things to consider, miscellaneous topics (ex. writing “Thank You” notes, etc).

Grief

Grieving process topics (coping, raising awareness, how to support, etc.).

6 Types of Grief Triggers  
A Beginners Guide to Grief
About Grief
Children & Teen Support Resources
Common Myths About Grief
Common Triggers
Coping with Grief During the Holidays
Dealing with Immediate Grief
Dealing with Keepsakes: Personal Belongings of Deceased Loved Ones  
Dealing with Loss at School
Dealing with Pet Loss
Dealing With Your Loved One’s Things
End of Life Conversations
Finding a Grief Support Group
Grief and the Holidays
Grieving as a Family
Grieving on Father’s Day
Grieving on Mother’s Day
Holding Space for Others as They Grieve
Honoring and Remembering
How to Cope with Grief
How To Keep Moving After A Loved One Has Died
How to Support Caregivers
Infant Loss Resources
Is There a Right Way to Grieve? 
Mindful Grieving Through Meditation
Mourning in the Virtual Space
Navigating Grief During the Holiday Season: Finding Solace and Healing
Notifying a School of Child Loss
Parent Group for Child Loss by Suicide
Passing Anniversary
Questioning Your Faith During Loss
Reading Resources on Grief
Spanish Language Grief Support Resources
Support for Widowed People
Talking To A School – Age Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 7-12)
Talking To A Teenage Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 13+)
Talking To A Young Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 2-6)
Talking to Children About Death
The Presentation of Grief: What It Looks Like 
Tips on How to Support a Grieving Family
Words of Comfort for Coping With a Miscarriage 
Workplace Support
Legal

Information related to legal matters (ex. probate, finding an attorney, legal responsibilities after a loss).

Notification

Information regarding notifying others of a loss, the use of social media, and email templates.

Assistance

Aid to families ranging from fundraising, donation, and various forms of compensation based on demographics.

Documents

Information related to documents and forms (death certificate, wills, etc.).

Final Arrangements

Burial options, finding a casket, cremation information, shipping the body, and body donation guides.

Financial

Information related to financial matters (bills, debt, assets, etc).

Funeral Service

Information related to the funeral service, funeral preparation, writing the obituary, finding photos, using poems, planning memorials, etc.

Further Resources

General things to consider, miscellaneous topics (ex. writing “Thank You” notes, etc).

Grief

Grieving process topics (coping, raising awareness, how to support, etc.).

6 Types of Grief Triggers  
A Beginners Guide to Grief
About Grief
Children & Teen Support Resources
Common Myths About Grief
Common Triggers
Coping with Grief During the Holidays
Dealing with Immediate Grief
Dealing with Keepsakes: Personal Belongings of Deceased Loved Ones  
Dealing with Loss at School
Dealing with Pet Loss
Dealing With Your Loved One’s Things
End of Life Conversations
Finding a Grief Support Group
Grief and the Holidays
Grieving as a Family
Grieving on Father’s Day
Grieving on Mother’s Day
Holding Space for Others as They Grieve
Honoring and Remembering
How to Cope with Grief
How To Keep Moving After A Loved One Has Died
How to Support Caregivers
Infant Loss Resources
Is There a Right Way to Grieve? 
Mindful Grieving Through Meditation
Mourning in the Virtual Space
Navigating Grief During the Holiday Season: Finding Solace and Healing
Notifying a School of Child Loss
Parent Group for Child Loss by Suicide
Passing Anniversary
Questioning Your Faith During Loss
Reading Resources on Grief
Spanish Language Grief Support Resources
Support for Widowed People
Talking To A School – Age Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 7-12)
Talking To A Teenage Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 13+)
Talking To A Young Child To Let Them Know Someone Has Died (ages 2-6)
Talking to Children About Death
The Presentation of Grief: What It Looks Like 
Tips on How to Support a Grieving Family
Words of Comfort for Coping With a Miscarriage 
Workplace Support
Legal

Information related to legal matters (ex. probate, finding an attorney, legal responsibilities after a loss).

Notification

Information regarding notifying others of a loss, the use of social media, and email templates.

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