| The National Centre for Childhood
Grief was established as a charitable organisation
in 1994 by Dianne & Mal McKissock to address the needs
of bereaved children and young people (3-18 years). The
Centre is called, 'A Friend's Place' to minimise the likelihood
of embarrassment or stigmatisation.
The 'Primary Centre', based in Sydney,
provides individual and group counselling for young people,
support for care givers, advice for teachers and other care
givers, and training and clinical supervision for professionals
and volunteers (see Course Calendar for details). |
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