Aging with Dignity's Five Wishes planning program has helped bring peace to 44+ million families.
An online and IRL magazine for those living with grief (and actually living).
TalkDeath encourages conversations around death and dying.
Guidance with managing care. Included: home care, transpo, equipment, benefits navigation, and advocacy.
This list consists of cemeteries and burial grounds that have been reported to provide natural burial options.
Information on donating your body to science in the US.
A summary of measures to take in planning for the care of a pet in the event of your death or hospitalization.
A home for end-of-life care in NW Connecticut without institutional walls or financial worry.
The first comfort care home for the dying in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
A list of end-of-life comfort homes in New York state.
An expert team to support you and your loved ones as you navigate New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act.
Compassionate caregiving education needed to meet life’s most vulnerable moments with dignity and care.
For patients that qualify, disability insurance is available to help offset the cost of care.
Offers educational, informational, and recreational programs and activities for local Seniors.
Senior services, including meals, short-term home care services, health insurance support.
Senior services, including short-term home care services, meals, health insurance support.
Providing assistance, support and guidance.
Providing care and info to support independent living.
Provides nursing, PT, OT, ST, home health aide, and social work services for patients in their homes.
Dismantles the cultural expectation that grief should be solved or healed quickly.
A clear-eyed and big-hearted action plan for approaching the end of life.
A pioneering study of how to navigate life's biggest transitions with meaning, purpose, and skill.
The cofounder of the Zen Hospice Project shares lessons the dying have to offer about living a fulfilling life.
A meditation written after the sudden death of her father during the pandemic.
Grounded in ritual and connection, this book helps connect us to each other and ultimately make us whole.
Providing support for caregivers and loved ones for contemplating your own mortality.
A companion to The Wild Edge of Sorrow, structured with reflections, rituals, and meditations.
Blends personal grief with reflections on how loss shapes identity, relationships, and leadership.
A memoir about losing her mother and navigating identity through food, memory, and grief.
Explores mortality awareness as a way of deepening presence in life.
A memoir exploring identity, belonging, and grief through a nonbinary and Nigerian cultural lens.
Heart-wrenching and humorous, this book is an unflinching account of bereavement.
A memoir about family, cultural inheritance, and grief after the death of her grandmother.
A disability justice framework that includes grief, survival, and collective care.
An anthology of disabled voices exploring embodiment, identity loss, and grief in community.
This book is about coordination, conflict, and being humans in right relationship.
A memoir about identity, medical systems, and grief for a body that doesn't behave as expected.
Wade explores how grief intersects with anti-Blackness, healthcare inequity, and silence around death.
Essays on racialized emotional life, the grief embedded in invisibility, and the diaspora.
A somatic exploration of racialized trauma and intergenerational grief held in the body.
A book about inhabiting thresholds without bypassing the sorrow of what's ending.
Essential reading for anyone struggling with the grief of watching the world change.
An anthology of essays by activists grappling with grief across many forms of loss.
Brings together somatic practices, frameworks, and contemplative traditions to address community grief.
Anderson Cooper talks live with guests about their grief and the losses they’ve experienced.
Honest, sometimes funny, always human storytelling about grief and what comes after loss.
Long-form conversations about how grief shapes a life.
Explores grief specifically in Black communities.
Normalizing conversations about grief across different life experiences.
Indigenous hosts discuss culture, kinship, land, and intergenerational grief.
A website chock full of grief related resources.
Political conversations about healthcare and the systemic dimensions of death and loss.
