We are honored to be part of the Fentanyl Families Network, a national initiative of United Against Fentanyl.
This network connects families and communities across the country who have been impacted by the fentanyl crisis.

What We Do

At Hope Movement Coalition, our work is centered on traumatic loss.

Founded by families who experienced the loss of a loved one to fentanyl poisoning and overdose, our work began in that space. Over time, we have seen the impact of this support and expanded to walk alongside individuals and families navigating all forms of sudden, life altering loss.

We provide trauma informed support rooted in compassion, connection, and lived understanding.

Support and Connection

Through this partnership, we offer:

Weekly Virtual Grief Support

Trauma informed support offered weekly in a virtual setting, creating a consistent space for connection, understanding, and healing.

Angel Family Luncheon

A national, family focused gathering held in conjunction with our annual Bridge the Gap Overdose and Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness event. This experience brings families together in person for connection, remembrance, and support.

Good Grief: Shared Light for Shadow Seasons

An annual fall grief retreat intentionally held ahead of the holiday season, offering space for reflection, connection, and preparation for the months that can feel the heaviest.

Conquering Grief: From the Battlefield to Hope

An eight week grief course designed to help individuals navigate loss with structure, support, and practical tools for healing.

You Belong Here

If you are carrying grief, searching for support, or looking for people who understand, you are not alone.