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Mission

The mission of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and to provide knowledge to help others to be supportive.

The Compassionate Friends (TCF) is an international non-profit, self-help support organization which offers friendship, understanding and hope to famiies who are grieving the death of a child of any age from any cause. There is not religious affiliation. There are no membership fees or dues, and all bereaved family members are welcome.
The Compassionate Friends was originally founded in England in 1969.  The first U.S. Chapter was organized in 1972. The Pittsburgh Chapter began in 1978.

Click here to read 2004 Fact Sheet.

What we do
  • Phone calls on birthdays, anniversaries
  • Grief share over the phone
  • Newsletters
  • Candle light ceremony in December
  • Lectures on grief and healing
  • Circulation of books from Library
  • Grief share sessions during monthly meetings
  • Home meetings
  • Steering committee meeting
  • Sharing of National news

 

Request
If you or any of your family member lost  a child, sibling or grandchild, we are sorry that you happened to find our company. But, you are in right hands.

In TCF, we are all working on voluntary basis. Each member has a lost a child or sibling.  We find some  solace, warmth and comfort here in the compassionate friendship.
We request you to try us. We welcome you to attend, at least, three monthly meetings and our support sessions, and lectures.
Talk to us; you may cry; you may find warm shoulder and a hug to help your heavy heart; what you say or do in grief, here, does not get out of our hearts.
Explore our library to fathom the help you need.
This website is only a pointer to our various facilities. We know you may not find healing in a website but in our compassionate friendship.

We welcome you to explore our website and find thIf you or any of your family member lost  a child, sibling or grandchild, we are sorry that you happened to find our company. But, you are in right hands.

If you happen to visit this site, you are welcome to refer this site to any of your friend or family member who may need the warmth and care of "The Compassionate Friends" in Pittsburgh region.

There are various support groups across the country. If you need any help, you are advised to visit:
Support Group for Child Loss





Where we meet
TCF general meetings are held on the last sunday of every month.  During this meeting, new-comers are given an introduction to various services.

Members attend sharing sessions and attend monthly lecture given by leading psycologists and others.


The meeting is held at Bower Hill Community Presbyterian Church,
Moffett Street off Bower Hill Road,
Mt. Lebanon PA
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Direction to meeting place
While coming on Parkway West:
Immediately upon exiting Fort Pitt Tunnels, follow exit sign to Banksville Road (Rte.19S), until Mt.Lebanon; right on Beverly Road; left on Cochran Road and right on Bower Hill Road. Turn right at Moffett Street.
Bower Hill Community Church is on right.

While coming from Rte 19:
When you enter Mt.Lebanon, follow signs for Washington Road. At light, turn on Bower Hill Road. Continue 1.7 miles on Bower Hill Road; turn left at Moffet Street.
Bower Hill Community Church is on right.

Parking is available in the North and South Parking Lot at the Church.

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