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Hi Everyone! I work for Judi's House, an organization in Denver, CO. Judi’s House focuses on people age 3-24. Their mission is to help children & families, grieving the death of a loved one, find hope & healing within themselves. Inside their house you can find rooms dedicated to different age groups, “energy” rooms, play rooms, and so many more things to help people cope with grief. You don’t have to be in Denver to benefit from their services, and their program has helped so many children. Being at the house and seeing the children and the support they get is amazing. If anyone is interested, their website is www.judishouse.org.
Thanks for checking it out!

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Permalink Reply by Ann Edmondson on June 28, 2009 at 4:30pm

Thank you for sharing this with us. As a resident of Alamosa it is great to have this information to share with those I work with. ~ Ann

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Permalink Reply by Jacob Michael scott McLeod-Steinmetz on June 29, 2009 at 12:42am

Thank you for sharing this sounds like a wonderful organization
you must help so many people and i'm sure they get a lot of love ans support there
with Love Jacob's mum
"Leukaemia sux! www.caringbridge.org/me/jacob
Australia

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Permalink Reply by Ted Wiard on July 2, 2009 at 8:46am

Thank you for sharing this information. If you ever feel that there is someone who may benefit from our grief retreat center, please let me know. It is an emotional healing center focused on grief and loss located in Taos, NM. People come anywhere from an hour to 28 days to work with healing, growth and connection. Thanks for all the work you do. Ted Wiard www.goldenwillowretreat.org

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Permalink Reply by healing07 on July 3, 2009 at 5:22am

Hi, Sounds like good ad Thanks for sharing good information with us. I also find any resource about families and children. I hope it will really helpful to anyone.

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