Griefwalk Monthly Meet-Up

Welcome to Griefwalk Monthly Meet-Ups.

We are creating a gentle, welcoming space for anyone connected to Griefwalk - whether you are new, have completed a support group, are waiting for a companion, or are simply looking for ongoing connection and encouragement.

These evenings are not support groups, but guided community gatherings where people can come to listen, reflect, connect, and simply be - with no pressure to share.

Each Meet Up will include:
• A brief welcome and introduction
• A short reflection, speaker, or discussion on a grief-related topic
• Gentle conversation and connection
• Space to sit quietly, reflect, or connect with others

We hope these evenings will feel warm, calm, and welcoming - with coffee, tea, books, memory table, resources, and a sense of community for those walking through grief.

Meet Ups are planned for the third Thursday evening of each month (subject to change) from 7:00-8:30pm.

Upcoming Themes:
October 15 – Change, Identity & Who I Am Now
November 19 – Navigating the Holidays

You are welcome to attend one evening or join us regularly.

Please RSVP to help us plan and prepare a welcoming space for everyone. Griefwalk Meet Ups are community-based gatherings that welcome people of all backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences and are non-religious in nature. 

October Meet-Up: Change, Identity, & Who I Am Now

Grief can change more than our everyday lives. It can change how we see ourselves.

After a significant loss, we may find ourselves wondering: Who am I now? Roles, relationships, routines and even our sense of identity can shift, leaving us trying to understand where we fit in a life that looks different from the one we knew.

Join us for our October Griefwalk Meet-Up as we explore the changes grief can bring, the identities we carry, and what it can mean to slowly rediscover ourselves while continuing to honour the people and experiences that have shaped us.

Come as you are. Share if you wish, or simply listen and connect with others who understand.

Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, you are welcome.