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Jordyn Bradley

THE TRUTH ABOUT: How a grief camp can help children heal | History Defined

Six young campers in bright camp t-shirts stand on logs in the woods. (Credit: Comfort Zone Camp)

Jocelyn and Addison Aquilino, lost their father to suicide in 2014 when they were 10 and 8, respectively. 

Two years later, their mother enrolled them in Comfort Zone Camp, a nonprofit bereavement camp for children who have lost a loved one. The organization offers weekend camps for children impacted by all types of loss, including some, like the one the Aquilinos attended, specifically designed for kids who’ve impacted by suicide. 

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