Resources

Support & Resources
You are not alone in this journey—there are compassionate professionals and organizations to support you every step of the way.
Losing a loved one to homicide is an unimaginable tragedy that leaves families and communities grappling with profound grief, anger, and confusion. When someone you love is taken by homicide—whether a family member, friend, or colleague—you become more than a mourner. You become a survivor of a devastating, intentional act of violence. The trauma of murder can trigger overwhelming emotions: grief, anger, guilt, shame, fear, even suicidal thoughts. This kind of loss is unique—and so is the path to healing.
Links to Resources
This section is dedicated to providing the essential resources, support, and guidance needed during this incredibly difficult time. Whether you are seeking emotional support, legal assistance, financial help, or information on navigating the investigation process, we are here to help you find the resources that can guide you toward healing, justice, and peace.
Helpline
Peer Support
Monthly Homicide Support Group (Virtual)
Chilliwack Hospice – Traumatic Loss Grief Support Group (In-Person)
Edmonton Support Group (In-Person)
Toronto Support Groups (In-Person, Virtual, Phone)
Winnipeg Support Group (In-Person, Virtual)
Helping a Friend After Homicide Loss
Helping a Homicide Survivor Heal