Jacoby's Journey Group
Jacoby’s Journey Group is an ongoing in-person community designed to support individuals in grief, especially parents, grandparents, and adult siblings. It provides a safe space for people to connect and share their experiences as they navigate this often overwhelming path.
When: Usually the first Thursday of each month from 7:00 – 8:00 pm.
Next Meetings: April 3rd and May 8th
Topics:
April 3rd – Weathering the Storms: Finding Strength in the Midst of Grief
May 8th – Honoring the Bond: Navigating Grief and Love on Mother’s Day (and Beyond)
Where:
Virtual option only
Cost: Free
Benefits of Attending Jacoby's Journey Group
- Realizing you are not alone
- Having a safe place to express your feelings
- Joining a healing community
- Regaining hope
- Reducing distress
- Learning to build strong
camp SHIELD family bereavement retreat
For anyone who is overwhelmed in their grief.
When: TBD
Where:
The Beacon Church
326 Saint Andrews Road, Suite A
Columbia, SC 29210
Cost: $10 per person
At camp SHIELD you will learn
- Why child loss is the worst pain imaginable
- The two essentials needed while grieving
- Why being "told the truth" is more harmful then helpful
- The type of stories that help you move through grief
- Positive coping skills
- To process what you are learning with your peers
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I come to Camp SHIELD?
We heal best in community. And child loss is the most devasting pain that someone can feel. Oftentimes, members of a family who have lost a child drift apart. Camp SHIELD allows grieving families connect with their family, as well as with their peers who are on the same journey.
Does Camp SHIELD really cost $10 per person?
Yes! Jacoby’s Shield is committed to providing quality bereavement services and resources to families at an affordable price. Camp SHIELD Family Bereavement Retreat is offered at only $10 per person to ensure that everyone can access the care they need during this difficult time.
Is their an age limit for the loss of my child?
No. Whether you had a miscarriage, your child was stillborn or 50 years old, Camp SHIELD is for you.
I lost my loved one ___ years ago, can I come?
Yes. It’s a myth that time heals all wounds. If you are stuck in your grief, come and find support.
No one else from my family wants to come. Can I come alone?
Yes, you are welcome to come alone to Camp SHIELD. We understand that families are not always able to attend together, and we are happy to have you join us.
What about COVID? What's your COVID policy?
If you think you’ve been exposed, or are possibly experiencing symptoms, please do not come.