After one person in a marriage has died, the surviving spouse is known as a widow (female) or widower (male). This category contains sites about support and resources for widows and/or widowers.
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Sarah, writing about being a widow with children.
A community offering events, support and grants. Texas, US.
Anne Fielding describes the principles she learned from Eli Siegel, the great American poet who founded the education of Aesthetic Realism.
A young widowed father opening up about living with loss.
Resources, community, support and live events for widows. US based.
Writing about life as a young widow with a young child.
Provides support and help to make new friends, find a new beginning and a life full of social activities.
A national charity for men and women who have lost their spouse or partner whilst serving in the RAF at the time of their death or who died within two years of leaving the RAF.
Community for widowed men and women with understanding, friendship, inspiration, and encouragement. US based.
The WWA exists to improve the conditions of War Widows and their dependents in Great Britain.
A national charity in the UK for men and women aged 50 or under when their partner died.
An active bulletin board for young widowed people (both men and women) across the world.
Posts by Stacy Feintuch. Sharing experiences and thoughts to hopefully help others widowed with children.
Irish online support for widows and widowers, young and older. Converse with others through the forum. Moderator, Colette Byrne.
A social community. Supports the wellbeing of widows and widowers through inclusion, friendship and an understanding of the unique challenges all widowed people face.
Connects peers with each other for friendship and sharing. The moderators, administrators, and others involved in running this site are not professionals.
An information and support resource for, and by, widows and widowers. Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery, and other information helpful to those who have suffered the death of a spouse.
A website for the welfare of widows in India.
An online resource for widows. Featuring stories of international widows, widows in the arts, news, and a photo gallery.
Widows' Rights International. Information and resources aimed at helping widows in developing countries, including news, legal archives, literature and events listings.
A community offering events, support and grants. Texas, US.
Resources, community, support and live events for widows. US based.
An active bulletin board for young widowed people (both men and women) across the world.
Writing about life as a young widow with a young child.
Posts by Stacy Feintuch. Sharing experiences and thoughts to hopefully help others widowed with children.
An online resource for widows. Featuring stories of international widows, widows in the arts, news, and a photo gallery.
A social community. Supports the wellbeing of widows and widowers through inclusion, friendship and an understanding of the unique challenges all widowed people face.
Sarah, writing about being a widow with children.
Widows' Rights International. Information and resources aimed at helping widows in developing countries, including news, legal archives, literature and events listings.
A young widowed father opening up about living with loss.
Provides support and help to make new friends, find a new beginning and a life full of social activities.
A website for the welfare of widows in India.
Irish online support for widows and widowers, young and older. Converse with others through the forum. Moderator, Colette Byrne.
Connects peers with each other for friendship and sharing. The moderators, administrators, and others involved in running this site are not professionals.
Community for widowed men and women with understanding, friendship, inspiration, and encouragement. US based.
The WWA exists to improve the conditions of War Widows and their dependents in Great Britain.
A national charity for men and women who have lost their spouse or partner whilst serving in the RAF at the time of their death or who died within two years of leaving the RAF.
A national charity in the UK for men and women aged 50 or under when their partner died.
Anne Fielding describes the principles she learned from Eli Siegel, the great American poet who founded the education of Aesthetic Realism.
An information and support resource for, and by, widows and widowers. Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery, and other information helpful to those who have suffered the death of a spouse.
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