GriefShare

Who it's for: Anyone grieving the loss of a loved one, including pregnancy and infant loss.

GriefShare is a faith-based support program offered through many local churches. Meetings include educational videos, group discussion, and a workbook designed to help participants navigate grief one week at a time. You can search for a group near your home on the GriefShare website.

Best for:

• Weekly support meetings
• Christian-based grief support
• Long-term healing
• Meeting others who understand grief

Nathan Adelson Hospice

Nathan Adelson Hospice offers bereavement support groups that are open to the community, even if your loved one was not cared for by their hospice. They provide adult grief groups, specialized support programs, children's grief services through the Center for Compassionate Care, and educational resources. 

Best for:

• Loss of a child
• Pregnancy and infant loss
• Adult grief groups
• Family grief support
• Children's grief services

Women's Care/Outreach Center 

The Women's Care/Outreach Center hosts the Sharing & Resolving Pregnancy Loss Support Group, specifically for individuals and families who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or pregnancy loss.

Best for:

• Miscarriage
• Stillbirth
• Pregnancy loss
• Parents seeking specialized support

Adam's Place 

Adam's Place is a nonprofit grief support organization serving children, teens, and adults. They offer peer support groups, grief education, and programs designed to help families heal together.

Best for:

• Families
• Children
• Teenagers
• Adult grief
• Peer support

Hospital Bereavement Programs

Many Las Vegas hospitals offer bereavement support after pregnancy or infant loss, including referrals to counselors, social workers, remembrance services, and local support groups.

Ask your hospital's:

• Labor & Delivery Department
• NICU Social Worker
• Bereavement Coordinator
• Chaplain Services

They can often connect you with local resources at no cost.

🤍 Remember

There is no right or wrong way to grieve. Whether you choose counseling, a support group, faith, close friends, or quiet reflection, you deserve compassion and support. Healing doesn't mean forgetting—it means learning to carry love forward while honoring the life that changed you forever.

If you're experiencing thoughts of harming yourself or feel you're in immediate crisis, call 911 or your local emergency services, or seek immediate help from a trusted healthcare professional or crisis service.