Welcome to​ The Nightingale Centre ​

We Support Grieving Hearts

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Who We Are

The Nightingale Centre is a non-profit organization that has been created to provide grief and bereavement support to children, adolescents, and their families in Guelph and Wellington County who have experienced, or are anticipating, the death of a family member. This mission has stayed solid, and we are operating in a hybrid environment to be able to provide bereavement programs to those in need.  To register for our Children Bereavement Program, Youth Bereavement Program, or Parent/Caregiver Support Program, please fill out a form and our team will be in touch.

"The Nightingale Centre helped me know that I'm not alone. It helped me to calm down and know that the world is not over"
Jackson
8-year-old Nightingale Centre Program Member
Sometimes you don't know what is out there until it is needed. I never imagined this is where my life would be, but I am so glad I had The Nightingale Centre to help us in our journey."
Melissa
Guelph Mother
"Magically, one day my daughter opened up to tell me what was going on with her. Not only was it a great weight off of her shoulders, but mine as well... I don't think she would have opened up to anyone without the help of The Nightingale Centre."
Guelph Parent

Programs & Services

The Nightingale Centre offers support for those who are grieving. Family Support. Youth Support. Education Sessions. Counselling. We are here to help.

Contact Us

Get in contact with The Nightingale Centre to receive the help you and your family need.

What We Do

We give hope to grieving children, youth, and families through our dedicated bereavement services. The death of a parent or sibling is one of the most psychologically devastating events that a child or adolescent can experience.

We are here to help.

Please Donate

As a nonprofit organization that does not receive government funding, we rely on the generosity of donors like you to provide children with the support they need at absolutely no cost to their families.