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The Christi Center Grief Support

The Christi Center offers ongoing peer-based support for people grieving the death of someone close to them. Adults, children and teenagers can connect with others through age-appropriate groups and activities, with both online and in-person options. Some groups bring together people who share a particular kind of loss. The center also works with schools and community partners. Its Austin headquarters is one gathering place; the current group calendar and intake team help people find the setting that fits their needs.

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Phone
512-467-2600
Hours
Office contact hours: Monday–Thursday 9am–5pm; Friday 9am–4pm. Call to arrange an office visit; group times are separate.
Services
Peer grief-support networks, community education and therapeutic activities.
Who can take part
Children, teens and adults grieving the death of a loved one.
Cost
Support groups are offered at no charge.
How to apply
Complete intake and receive staff follow-up before attending groups. The adult seeking support, or a young person’s parent/caregiver, should complete the Getting Started form.
How to take part
In-person and online options; availability depends on the group.
service location

The Christi Center Austin headquarters

2306 Hancock Drive, Austin, TX 78756

Confirm the group calendar and intake instructions before attending.

The work in practice

The Christi Center offers ongoing peer-based support for people grieving the death of someone close to them. Adults, children and teenagers can connect with others through age-appropriate groups and activities, with both online and in-person options. Some groups bring together people who share a particular kind of loss. The center also works with schools and community partners. Its Austin headquarters is one gathering place; the current group calendar and intake team help people find the setting that fits their needs. Peer grief-support networks, community education and therapeutic activities. Complete intake and receive staff follow-up before attending groups. The adult seeking support, or a young person’s parent/caregiver, should complete the Getting Started form.

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Austin-area discovery connection; program eligibility and individual sites are listed separately.

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The Christi Center

The Christi Center offers ongoing peer-based support for people grieving the death of someone close to them. Adults, children and teenagers can connect with others through age-appropriate groups and activities, with both online and in-person options. Some groups bring together people who share a particular kind of loss. The center also works with schools and community partners. Its Austin headquarters is one gathering place; the current group calendar and intake team help people find the setting that fits their needs.

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