At the heart of OneFamily’s work is making sure no one has to go through this alone.
We provide emotional support through healing retreats, support groups, and therapeutic workshops for individuals and families at different stages — including bereaved parents, injured individuals, widows and widowers, young adults, and children.
Healing retreats bring together people who have gone through similar experiences, creating space to connect, share, and be around others who understand. Many of these connections continue afterward in smaller, more local groups — becoming relationships that last over time.
Ongoing workshops and support groups — held weekly or monthly — provide steady support. These include both long-term therapeutic programs and support and empowerment workshops, where participants gain tools to strengthen resilience, rebuild confidence, and navigate daily life.
Led by trained professionals in trauma and bereavement, these programs take place in small groups where people can speak openly, listen, and feel understood — at their own pace.
These programs help people navigate life after terror — coping with grief and trauma, rebuilding confidence, managing daily challenges, and slowly finding their way forward. Just as importantly, they create space to reconnect with others and rebuild a sense of self and stability.
There is also a strong focus on relationships — within families, between partners, and within the broader support system — helping people reconnect and rebuild a sense of stability.
Programs include a wide range of group-based support, from bereaved parents groups and support for spouses, to young adult programs and creative activities that allow people to connect in different ways.
At OneFamily, the goal is not only to provide support in the immediate aftermath, but to create a community where people feel safe to share, process, and begin to rebuild over time.
We cannot change what has happened, but we remain present — offering support, connection, and a place to keep moving forward.
