What Is WinterSpring Center?
The name "WinterSpring" symbolizes the seasons of life and death, particularly the transition from the darkness of winter to the reawakening, lightness, and hopefulness of spring.
Building on eighteen years of service, WinterSpring Center for Living with Loss and Grief provides grief support and education for children, youth and adults throughout Jackson County, as well as information and training about the grief experience to schools, employers, helping professional and community groups. The only organization in the Rogue Valley specializing in these issues, WinterSpring sets the area standard of excellence in education and compassionate support.
We are staffed primarily by volunteers, consisting of dedicated and concerned bereaved persons, professionals, lay persons and community leaders. WinterSpring is a nonprofit corporation funded by personal donations, memorials, grant monies and fundraising events.
Call WinterSpring at (541) 552-0620 to learn more about the following services:
- Bereavement groups
- General Bereavement classes
- Bereaved Parents group
- Healing from Suicide group
- Children's group
- Mother Loss group
- Unreconciled Loss group
- School-based Teen groups
- One-on-one support by trained volunteers for teens and adults dealing with life-threatening illness or bereavement
- Community Bereavement Education
- Semi-annual Educational Series for volunteers and community members
- Speakers Bureau
- Information & Referral
- Resource Library of books and videos for clients; reading room for community members
- Consulting Services to Businesses, Agencies, Schools and Community Groups
We do not provide : hotline or drop-in, counseling/therapy, hospice services, crisis intervention