Massachusetts peer grief support
You don't have to GRIEVE this alone.
Losing someone to alcohol or other drugs is a grief unlike any other. This site connects you with people in recovery who truly understand and can walk alongside you through it.
What you'll find here
Start where you are.
Peer support grounded in lived experience.
One-on-one, groups, and whole-person support when you're ready.
All recovery paths welcome. Clear next steps. No waitlist.
Start with conversation, information, or simply a place that understands this loss.
Choose a starting place
Six pathways into support
Learn About Peer Grief Support
Find out who this support is for, what peer grief support means, and how it works.
02Connect With a Peer Grief Helper
Reach out for direct support, information, and guidance about your next step.
03Attend a Grief Support Group
Learn what group support is like and how to join a space that feels right for you.
04Discover Whole-Person Support
Explore recovery-centered support that connects grief care with broader wellbeing.
05Check Out More Resources
Browse carefully chosen materials, programs, and next-step links.
06Volunteer to Help Others
This page is being developed for people who may want to support others later on.
Core message
Compassionate, peer-led, and recovery-affirming
Everything on this site is meant to be clear, direct, non-clinical, and welcoming. The goal is simple: make it easier for grieving people in recovery to find support that feels safe, understandable, and genuinely human.
Designed for this community
All recovery paths are welcome. The support described here is built specifically with people in recovery in mind.