Walking through Grief, a service of the Cave Hill Heritage Foundation, is a comprehensive series of programs designed to serve families that have recently experienced a loss. By gathering together in a communal setting, families can start the process of navigating through grief by participating in one of our Grief Walks, Book Club, Community Lectures and or Holiday Remembrance Program. This is a complimentary community service.
We recommend waiting at least 6-8 weeks following the death of a loved one before joining the group.
This easy-paced walking group meets four times a year to take a 90-minute stroll through the Cemetery. Under the stewardship of the Chaplaincy Program at Norton Healthcare and staff of the Cave Hill Heritage Foundation, participants will engage in a range of opportunities to share and learn from others who have experienced the death of a spouse/partner, or other close friend or relative, while enjoying some mild exercise and the scenic beauty of the grounds. Families gather at the Broadway entrance of Cave Hill Cemetery. During extremely cold or inclement weather, the group will meet inside at the Broadway entrance.
