Kate's Club, Inc.
1190 West Druid Hills Drive NE, Suite T80, Atlanta, 30329
(404) 347-7619
Kate's Club is a Georgia nonprofit for children and teens, their families, and young adults who are grieving a death. It runs free peer-support programs such as monthly Clubhouse days, camps, family nights, and a young adult group called LoKate. It also trains schools and professionals and visits schools to run grief groups.
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What they offer 24
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Buddy VolunteerProgram
Volunteers act as positive role models and help run activities for grieving kids and teens at Clubhouse programs.
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Camp Good MourningProgram
A three-day weekend camp at Camp Twin Lakes in Rutledge, GA, mixing outdoor fun with grief support. There is a family camp in February.
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Clubhouse DaysProgram
A monthly day of grief support, art, games, and fun for kids and teens who lost a parent, sibling, or caregiver. Member-only and family options are offered.
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Community Grief GroupsService
Closed weekly grief groups for kids and teens, held at schools, juvenile courts, and other youth organizations. Groups run 6 to 10 weeks.
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Counselor referralsService
Kate's Club does not offer one-on-one therapy, but it will refer families to trusted therapists who specialize in grief.
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Crisis Response & Community CareService
Kate's Club can offer resources, advice, and programs to schools and community groups after a death in their community.
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Family NightsProgram
Weeknight gatherings where grieving families have dinner and do activities together.
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Grief Advocacy PresentationService
A 15 to 30 minute talk for youth and family organizations about grief, the risks of ignoring it, and how staff can help.
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