From Grief 2 Healing Inc. Ouachita Parish, Louisiana

Grief education for stronger communities.

From Grief 2 Healing equips communities, organizations, and leaders to recognize grief, respond with empathy, and build environments of hope and resilience. Our work combines advocacy, accessible education, practical resources, and responsible partnerships so no one grieves alone.

Educational and preventive. Never therapy or clinical treatment.

From Grief 2 Healing
Our vision A future in whichNo One Grieves Alone.
01Before crisis

Build shared language before communities are forced to improvise.

02Without disclosure

No one must share a private loss, trauma, diagnosis, or family story.

03With dignity

Make education accessible, grief-specific, culturally aware, and human.

04In community

Connect schools, families, leaders, donors, volunteers, and partners.

Our purpose

Making informed support more accessible.

FG2H moves grief support beyond private coping through public education, advocacy, practical resources, programs, and community partnerships.

Our mission

We provide advocacy, training, and practical resources that equip organizations, community leaders, and the public to recognize grief, respond with empathy, and build environments of healing, hope, and resilience.

Our public-benefit role

Grief includes the many forms of loss people carry through school, work, family, recovery, aging, disability, and community life. We help people and institutions build shared understanding without diagnosing anyone or requiring a private grief story.

See who we serve

Accessible education

Clear, practical learning that helps people recognize grief and respond with empathy.

Responsible advocacy

Public dialogue that protects dignity, privacy, accuracy, and nonclinical boundaries.

Community capacity

Partnerships and resources that prepare institutions before grief becomes a crisis.

Programs and initiatives

Education that begins before a loss.

Our work is grief-specific, public-benefit, educational, preventive, and accountable to the communities we serve.

In developmentFlagship school program

No One Grieves Alone

A universal, school-based grief-literacy program designed to give students age-appropriate language, coping knowledge, resource awareness, and ways to support peers - before a crisis demands it.

  • Six consistent classroom sessions led by trained facilitators
  • Family reinforcement and school-approved safeguards
  • Educational outcomes measured without compelled disclosure
  • Nonclinical by design: not therapy, counseling, diagnosis, or treatment
Ask about the pilot

Working pilot model

6thGrade starting point
6Classroom sessions
75-120Students in one Ouachita Parish school

The school site, participation, and launch remain subject to documented approval and readiness review.

Education + advocacy

Community grief education

Accessible learning, practical resources, and public dialogue for families, educators, faith communities, service providers, and local leaders.

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In development

Fundraising + community recognition

Healing Hearts Gala

An alcohol-free fundraising event honoring the experiences, creativity, and resilience of grieving people through art, music, spoken word, and community recognition.

Proceeds support No One Grieves Alone and other board-approved charitable programs.

Ask about the gala

Community first

Grief touches everyone. Access does not.

Our priority audiences guide outreach without excluding anyone who needs informed community support.

Get involved
01

Youth and adolescents

02

College students

03

Older adults and seniors

04

People affected by addiction

05

Low-income individuals and families

06

People living with disabilities

Stories of courage + connection

Grievers Who Are Healing

A voluntary storytelling series honoring the ways grieving people remember, adapt, create, connect, and keep living—in their own words.

Accepting stories

Your experience may help someone feel less alone.

Share a reflection about what healing has looked like for you: a practice, a turning point, a source of support, or something you wish another griever knew.

Private review first

Nothing submitted here is posted automatically.

Your voice, your choice

You choose how you would prefer to be credited if selected.

Written approval before publication

FG2H will contact selected contributors for a separate publication release.

Participation is always optional. A private grief story is never required to receive information, attend a program, volunteer, partner, or support FG2H.

Share your story

For adults age 18 and older. Please share only what feels right and avoid private medical details or identifying information about another person.

Nothing is published automatically. Stories involving minors require a separate parent or guardian process and should not be submitted through this form.

Build with us

A role for every part of the community.

We welcome clearly defined participation that protects people, strengthens charitable work, and supports responsible program development.

Schools + educators

Prepare students and families.

Explore grief-literacy programming, safeguards, family reinforcement, and school partnerships.

Explore partnership
Community partners

Expand access with integrity.

Bring local knowledge, referral pathways, accessible formats, space, or program support.

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Donors + sponsors

Fund education before crisis.

Help develop curriculum, train facilitators, engage families, and evaluate programs responsibly.

Request giving information
Volunteers

Put your skills in service.

Support outreach, events, operations, community education, fundraising, and public trust.

Volunteer with us

Leadership + governance

Building a board for action and trust.

FG2H is a separately governed Louisiana nonprofit corporation with its own board, officers, records, funds, approvals, and fiduciary responsibilities.

Founder + President

Isabella Eddington

Leads organizational strategy, public representation, startup brand approval, and board coordination for major program, fundraising, and policy decisions.

Interim Secretary

Angel Coates

Supports minutes, records, notices, official versions, approvals, and governance documentation while recruitment is open.

Interim Treasurer

Kendra Edwards

Supports financial oversight, fundraising review, sponsorship language, controls, and use-of-funds statements while recruitment is open.

Board recruitment is open

Help shape a credible, capable nonprofit.

Open leadership needs include Vice President; Treasurer; Secretary; Program Quality and Safeguarding Director; Education and Community Partnerships Director; and Development and Public Trust Director.

Express interest in board service

Support the mission

Help communities prepare before grief becomes a crisis.

Your support can advance curriculum development, facilitator preparation, family engagement, youth safeguards, outreach, and responsible program evaluation.

Donations advance FG2H board-approved charitable programs and are administered separately from Healing Forward Solutions LLC commercial services. No tax-deductibility claim is made on this website.

Clear boundaries

What you can expect from FG2H.

Trust begins with being clear about what we do, what we do not do, and how participation should feel.

Is FG2H a therapy or counseling provider?

No. FG2H provides education, advocacy, practical resources, programs, and community support. We do not diagnose, counsel, prescribe, treat, or provide crisis response.

Does anyone have to share a personal loss?

No. A private grief story is never the price of participation. Programs do not require disclosure of a loss, trauma, diagnosis, or private family information.

Is grief only about death?

Bereavement matters, but grief can follow many forms of loss. FG2H teaches recognition and compassionate response without diagnosing what another person is experiencing.

How can an organization work with FG2H?

Schools, faith communities, nonprofits, service providers, donors, sponsors, volunteers, and local leaders can begin with an inquiry. We will identify a clearly defined, responsible next step together.

Connect with FG2H

Start with the right conversation.

Tell us how you would like to support, partner, volunteer, or bring grief education into your community. We will respond with a responsible next step.

ServingOuachita Parish, Louisiana
Program modelAccessible, preventive, nonclinical
Participation standardPrivacy and dignity protected

Please protect your privacy. You do not need to describe a personal loss, trauma, diagnosis, or private family information in this form.

This form is for general inquiries, not crisis or clinical support. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services.