Comfort Zone Camp

Comfort Zone Camp is a national non-profit bereavement organization dedicated to providing a safe and therapeutic environment for children who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, or primary caregiver. Founded in 1999, the organization offers free weekend camps that combine traditional recreational activities with age-informed support groups led by grief professionals. Their programs are designed to help children develop healthy coping skills, break their isolation, and connect with a community of peers who share similar experiences of loss. By integrating psychosocial interventions into a camp setting, Comfort Zone Camp addresses the long-term mental health needs of grieving youth across the United States. The organization also provides specialized programs for specific types of loss, including those related to suicide or public tragedies.