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The document discusses bereavement centers and their role in providing grief support to communities. It outlines the types of support offered, including counseling, support groups, crisis response and education programs. Funding sources and marketing strategies are also covered. The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center is highlighted as an example, describing its history, mission and programs for bereaved children, families and communities in Northern Ohio.
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- 1. Bereavement Centers: meeting the needs of the community Diane Snyder Cowan, Director Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center Cleveland, OH, 800-707-8922 www.hopsicewr.org
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- 8. … a community-based grief support program that provides services throughout Northern Ohio. We offer support to anyone who has a experienced a loss due to death. Our mission is to assist the bereaved as they move through the grief process by providing support groups, education and training consultation, bereavement counseling, and crisis response to the bereaved and those who work with them.
- 26. Bereavement Centers: meeting the needs of the community Diane Snyder Cowan, Director Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Center 800-707-822 www.hospicewr.org