Programs

Provide a loving, cordial and disinterested accompaniment in the pain of a person who is suffering from grief, where silence and active listening of the companion prevails, to allow the relief and to be a source of love and comfort.

• First contact: This is the initial approach made by members of the Personal Support team.

• Listening:

The listening accompaniment is a free and privileged space for the person to express everything he/she feels without being judged and without having to pretend.

• Psychological support: Therapies with health professionals that will allow them to navigate the grieving process in a healthy way.

• Spiritual Accompaniment: Resources for spiritual connection are offered.

Cordial, loving and disinterested accompaniment for parents who have suffered the loss of a child in order for them to carry out their grieving process, in a structured manner and through group dynamics, helping them to recover personal and social balance, as well as purpose and hope.

• Mutual Aid Groups (MAG):
Objective:

To allow parents who have lost their children to get together, give each other support (help) to better cope with the situation. Offering the opportunity to meet other people in the same situation, sharing their feelings and experiences.

• Family Assistance Groups (FAG):
Objective: To strengthen family ties and create strategies for the integration of family grief, including parents and close relatives in these groups.

Prepare parents who have gone through the different stages of the foundation so that they can provide cordial, loving and disinterested support to other people who have suffered the loss of a loved one and help them to carry out their mourning process in a structured way and through group dynamics in order to recover their personal and social balance.