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You Are Not Alone

Support Across the Country

We recognize the incredible pain and grief that comes with mourning the loss of a loved one from SUD or Fentanyl Poisoning. That’s why we created this specialized support system supporting those in need across the United States.

Resources for Those in Need

Hope Across the Country

At the Hope Movement Coalition, we are committed to walking alongside individuals and families across the United States as they navigate the challenges of grief and loss. Our support programs offer resources and community connections tailored for those affected by substance use disorder and other forms of loss. No one should ever have to go through the valleys of bereavement alone, so whatever circumstance you face, you are not alone when you turn to to the Hope Movement Coalition. Through compassionate outreach, we strive to provide comfort, understanding, and hope to all who are grieving.

Available Resources

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Single and Grandparent Assistance

When a parent dies from a drug-related death, you or other family members may be faced with raising their children. We’re here to help you deal with the children’s needs and care.

Funeral Assistance

Funerals can be expensive, with payment due before the service. We can help offset some of the cost if you can’t afford it.

PTO Assistance

If you need time off from work to cope with your loss or handle matters related to your loved one’s death, but don’t have vacation days or Paid Time Off, our PTO assistance fund can help.

GRIEF SUPPORT

One-On-One Support

If you’re feeling alone, we can connect you with other families who’ve been right where you are. They’ll use their experiences to give you the advice and support you may not even realize you need.

Counseling Referrals

Finding the right professional counselor can be tough. So we’ve compiled a list of qualified counselors in your area to help you with the grief and PTSD from the loss of a loved one.

8-Week Grief Course

We offer two different grief courses throughout the year for families of drug-related loss: “Conquering Grief: From the Battlefield to Hope” and “Grieving While in Recovery: Finding Hope and Balance.”

Monthly Meetings

We gather to listen, encourage and support one another. Meetings are held in northwestern Arkansas on the third Saturday of each month, and in central Arkansas on the last Saturday of each month.

National Zoom Support for Traumatic Loss

A weekly virtual support group offering a safe, compassionate space for individuals and families navigating the grief of traumatic loss. Connect with others across the country who understand, share your story if you choose, and find support, hope, and community—no matter where you are.

You are not alone. Reach out today to for info on support and resources in the United States.