Parenting Care Group

January 19, 2021, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM Eastern

Youth Programs' Virtual Program

Note: This group is 1 of 4 Youth Programs' Virtual Program offerings for young survivors grieving the death of a military loved one. Visit Youth Programs for more information about Youth Programs' Virtual Program to include the quarterly activity book and answers to frequently asked questions.

Parents and guardians often reach out to ask how they can best help their children when they are grieving the death of someone in their life. This parenting care group was developed to provide a safe space for parents and guardians to share their challenges around parenting bereaved children. We will have some open discussion, along with ideas and information about how to engage with your children and teenagers. We will also invite special guests to share their wisdom on parenting and connecting with your children and teenagers even in the midst of grief.

TAPS Adults as Survivor Seminar

How to Participate

This event requires you to be registered. Register today using the blue register button at the top of this page.

If you are not yet a part of our larger TAPS family, please call our 24/7 Helpline at 800-959-8277.

The Parenting Care Group will take place via Zoom. The link to access will be sent to you after you are registered. Weekly reminder emails will be sent before each event.

For more information, contact us at youthprograms@taps.org

Mentor Matching

military mentor and taps good grief camper

Bereaved children and teenagers who are eligible to participate in TAPS Youth Programs and Events are also eligible to be matched with a military mentor. A military mentor is someone who currently serves in the military or is a veteran and can be a caring companion and a reminder to TAPS kids that the military still cares for them. A legacy mentor is an adult who experienced the death of a military family member as a child or teenager, or who participated in and graduated from TAPS programs and is ready to support younger survivors who will follow in their path. Interaction may vary due to the mentor and your child’s/teen’s schedule and availability. Ideally, we encourage mentors to reach out virtually to their mentee at least once per month. Interactions may include social media posts, video calls, letter writing, phone calls, texting, and/or emailing. Their purpose is to be a positive role model and supportive presence in a grieving child’s or teen’s life.

Request a Military Mentor