We help families begin to find a new normal after a catastrophic loss
Check out some moments from a day of activities, workshops, and healing for families of fallen soldiers.
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- Military casualties can be due to combat, accident, homicide, suicide, illness, or toxic exposure
- For each military loss, an average of 10 people are significantly impacted
- Fewer forms of support exist for siblings, fiances, grandparents, cousins and friends
- There are no magic words to make the pain go away
TIPS & TRICKS WEBINARS
We are excited to present a new series of brief, accessible and informative sessions this fall about handling important issues in the New Normal.
Highlighting & Surviving the Special Days • View
Handling Hard Conversations & Difficult Questions • View
Talking to Kids About Grief • View
COMING SOON:
Connections at Brookfield Zoo
August 26, 2018
Hope to see you there!
A Sweet Day at the Zoo
This month’s connection event was the seventh to be held at Brookfield Zoo, a venue that has become an ICFF fall tradition. Sixty military family members came together for a day of unity and camaraderie, fun and remembrance. The day kicked off with a bingo-style scavenger hunt, with attendees encouraged to get to know one … Continue reading “A Sweet Day at the Zoo”
