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Dougy Center provides grief support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults, and their families can share their experiences before and after a death.

The Oregon Community Foundation has committed $100,000 toward the here.now. Capital Campaign for Dougy Center West and a...
10/14/2026

The Oregon Community Foundation has committed $100,000 toward the here.now. Capital Campaign for Dougy Center West and are inviting our Dougy Center friends and Washington County neighbors to join them in raising another $100,000 through an exciting challenge campaign to raise $100k in 100 days.

This is our final push to secure the funds needed to finish construction of Dougy Center West: Malcolm’s House now and open in early 2027. Visit dougy.org/herenow to find out how you can be a part of helping expand the critical reach of Dougy Center services on the Westside!

10/14/2026

Join Hamilton star, Miguel Cervantes, and be in the room where hope happens!

Join us for this inspiring luncheon featuring special guests, Miguel and Kelly Cervantes! Miguel is celebrated for his acclaimed eight-year portrayal of Alexander Hamilton on Broadway and in Chicago, and Kelly is a best-selling author, speaker, and advocate whose work explores grief, resilience, caregiving, and healing. Together, they bring a powerful story of love, loss, and hope that has inspired families across the country. Join Dougy Center October 27th to Focus on Hope and show your support for children, teens, and families who are grieving.

Be sure to RSVP by October 21st! Learn more about this inspiring event and register at dougy.org/hope.

10/14/2026

November is Children’s Grief Awareness Month, and it’s not too late to become a partner and help bring awareness to childhood bereavement! It’s easy to get involved. Sign up as a partner and receive our free toolkit featuring customizable Canva templates, ready-to-use graphics and social posts, education events, tips, and ideas for engaging your community. Anyone committed to strengthening support for children who are grieving can participate. Learn more about the campaign and sign up to be a partner today at nacg.org/flipthescript.

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In recognition of Children’s Grief Awareness Day, November 19, Dougy Center is offering a virtual panel discussion, "The...
10/14/2026

In recognition of Children’s Grief Awareness Day, November 19, Dougy Center is offering a virtual panel discussion, "The Child We Once Were: How lived experience shapes the way we support kids who are grieving." Featuring professionals who experienced the death of someone significant during their own childhood, panelists will reflect on what they needed from the adults around them, what was helpful, and what they wish had been different.

Through lived experience and professional insight, the conversation will explore how childhood grief shapes the way we support children and families who are grieving today. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how small, intentional actions can make a meaningful difference in a child’s grief journey.

There is no cost to attend this webinar, but registration is required. Learn more and register at dougy.org/webinars

October is National Critical Illness Awareness Month. Since 2014 our Pathways program has supported families facing an a...
10/13/2026

October is National Critical Illness Awareness Month. Since 2014 our Pathways program has supported families facing an advanced serious illness. When someone is diagnosed with an advanced serious illness, it can feel like no one understands what you’re going through. While everyone’s experience is unique, participants tell us how helpful it is to be with people who are on a similar path. Through playing, talking, and listening, you and your family will find understanding, connection, and community.
To learn more, please visit dougy.org/pathways or email [email protected].

10/13/2026

From an early age, Ami Baio was curious about death and grief. As a game designer and the creator of Pink Tiger Games, she eventually turned that curiosity into Proof of Life, a conversational game about death, grief, and talking about what matters most to the people in our lives.

In a professional and personal overlap, as Ami was finishing the game, her father was dying of cancer.

Ami's relationship with her dad had changed dramatically over the course of her life. After her parents divorced when she was five, she and her father became separated from each other, and their relationship was complicated for many years. In 2010, Ami reached out to apologize for the distance she had created between them and to acknowledge the effort and love her father had put into their relationship. Years later, her father offered an apology of his own.

When he became ill, Ami and her siblings found themselves navigating the uncertainty of his cancer diagnosis while her dad remained determined to live. Conversations about death were difficult, but Proof of Life eventually gave the family another way to talk, laugh, remember, and connect.

Ami also shares what it was like to be with her dad when he died, the playlist he created for his own funeral, the waves of grief that followed, and the unexpected ways music, memories, humor, and even dancing have helped her stay connected to him.
Listen to our conversation wherever you get your podcasts.

10/13/2026

What happens when lived experience, research, clinical care, policy, and community come together in the same room?

On October 22 in Washington, DC, Evermore is bringing together voices from across the bereavement field for Better Together: Shaping Tomorrow’s Bereavement Care Research—a day designed not simply to talk about what we know, but to help shape what comes next.

Researchers. Clinicians. Policymakers. Advocates. Bereaved people. Different perspectives, united by an important question: How can we build better bereavement care and research that reflects what people actually need?

The people pictured here represent just some of the expertise and perspectives joining that conversation. And there is still a place for your voice.

Join us October 22 in Washington, DC, and be part of shaping what comes next.

Register and learn more: https://evermore.org/event/better-together-shaping-tomorrows-bereavement-care-research/

Discover the many ways Dougy Center creates hope!Before the Focus on Hope program begins, we invite you to arrive early ...
10/13/2026

Discover the many ways Dougy Center creates hope!

Before the Focus on Hope program begins, we invite you to arrive early and connect with members of the Dougy Center team to learn more about several innovative programs and resources that support children, teens, and families who are grieving. Featured programs include: Grief Out Loud, Pathways, and The Dougy Center Bookstore. Our experts will be available to answer questions, share insights, and help you discover resources that can make a meaningful difference in your community.

Learn more and register today at dougy.org/hope

Thank you to Discs & Dice for donating board games, puzzles, and card packs for the children and families that we serve!...
10/12/2026

Thank you to Discs & Dice for donating board games, puzzles, and card packs for the children and families that we serve!

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3909 SE 52nd Avenue
Portland, OR
97206

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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