STRATHMORE REGIONAL VICTIM SERVICES
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY OR ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER PLEASE CALL 911
Sudden Death & Grieving
The Death of someone close to us is one of life's most stressful events. Each individuals response to grief is different and the time that it takes for a person to move through the grieving process is unique to that individual.
SRVSS has trained advocates who will provide you with support and information to assist you during this difficult time. Advocates may be requested by the RCMP to attend your residence, hospital or another location. If you have not been contacted by Victim Services and you wish to speak with someone, please contact SRVSS at 403-934-6552.
Resource Information
403-361-7277
403-365-5400
403-266-4357
403-299-9696
403-955-8011
403-263-4525
403-691-5991
1-866-823-0141
403-265-7437
403-297-8123
403-934-5666
403-235-3602
403-272-5555
Additional Information
When a Child Dies (Compassionate Friends Brochures)
Calgary Mental Health Association - Grieving
Mental Health Commission of Canada - Toolkit for people who have been impacted by a suicide loss
After a Suicide:A Practical and Personal Guide for Surviors
Hope and Healing: A Practical Guide for Surivors of Suicide
Grief Support Services When Someone Has Died
Did You Know?
MYTH: Grief should last about a year.
FACT: There is no right or wrong time frame for grieving. How long it takes can differ from person to person.