About Courageous Kids

 Courageous Kids is a grief support program for youth (1st-12th grades), who have experienced the death of a loved one, and their families. Since 1995, over 4000 people have participated in Courageous Kids weekly support groups, theater troupes, and summer camps.

Adults sometimes want to protect children from the facts of a death, thinking children may become too upset. However, children and teens, who don't grieve the death of someone significant in their lives, can develop physical and emotional problems. The mission of Courageous Kids is to provide a developmentally appropriate, caring, and accepting atmosphere to normalize a child's thoughts and feelings related to grief and loss.
Through art therapy, drama, sand play, and discussion groups, youths may give voice to thoughts and feelings, remember loved ones, and tell their stories. Courageous Kids activities emphasize ways for children and teens to give and receive support from each other.

Courageous Kids programs also provide peer support and education about children’s grief for caregivers/parents.
Courageous Kids' programming is funded through grants and donations, making services free of charge.

Upcoming Events

2019-2020 Season

Tuesdays, 5:00-6:45 pm
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Fall Term: October 15-December 17, 2019
Winter Term: January 14-March 17, 2020
Spring Term: April 7- June 2, 2020

**Caregiver/parent support groups run concurrently**
**Intake and pre registration are required**

Please call, 458.205.7474 for more information.
If you're interested in more information about Courageous Kids programming, please call or email:
KJ Pfeiffer, MSW
Program Coordinator
458.205.7474
kpfeiffer@peacehealth.org
Courageous Kids Administrative Office
677 E. 12th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401