Ronnie's House For Hope

Ronnie's House for Hope provides support for children, teens, and their families following a death. We do this through peer support groups and education. Offering a safe place for sharing experiences, and feelings, developing coping skills, and making connections with others who understand. Grief activities through music, art, and play help kids develop coping skills. We also provide Fentanyl Awareness Presentation to our youth, parents, and organizations in the valley to raise awareness

To be able to support our youth in the grief process is a privilege. Unsolved grief can lead to a loss of interest in things, depression, anxiety, self-medicating, and even suicide. Learning what grief is and coping skills to work through in a group setting with like individuals can be life-changing. Resilience is like a muscle that grows and becomes stronger. We see our youth who participate in groups become more resilient, less isolated, more willing to share what they feel and have a much better understanding of loss. We have amazing volunteers who facilitate all grief groups offering understanding, patience, and support to students.