Desert Blooms Grief Center offers free, compassionate support to children, teens, and families navigating the death of a loved one. Because healing is possible —and no one should face loss without help.
Grief is heavy—but you don’t have to carry it alone.
We offer age-appropriate peer support groups for children, teens, and caregivers. Led by trained volunteers, each session provides a safe space to share, connect, and heal—at no cost to families.
Our volunteers make all the difference. Whether you’re guiding group activities or helping behind the scenes, you’ll be part of a mission that matters.
Your gift gives grieving families the support they need.
Every donation helps us provide free grief support to children and caregivers across Doña Ana County. Your generosity brings hope—and helps healing take root.
At Desert Blooms Grief Center, we provide free, age-appropriate peer support for children, teens, and their families after the death of a loved one. Through guided weekly groups, we help kids find ways to express their grief, build resilience, and feel less alone.
Founded by someone who’s been there, we believe no child should have to navigate loss without understanding, community, and care.
You can download this information by clicking on the following link: Remote Grief Resources Local, State & Remote Grief Resources Desert Blooms Grief Center Las Cruces, NM – desertbloomsgriefcenter.org Weekly peer grief support groups for children and teens who’ve experienced the death of a parent or sibling. Additional group for parents/caregivers of the […]
The guidance counselor had called me into her office after I’d spent my spring break attending my mother’s funeral. This school was still new to me, and yet they all knew the most significant thing to have ever happened to me. The woman explained how she wanted to introduce me to two other students who’d […]
Grief shows up in different ways—for kids, teens, and the adults who love them. We’re here for:
- The five-year-old who doesn’t understand what “gone” means. - The teen who looks fine on the outside but is unraveling inside. - The caregiver trying to stay strong for everyone else.
If you’re navigating loss, we’re ready to walk beside you —with free, age-appropriate support when you need it most.
