Adam’s Place provides grief support groups for children, teens and families. Trained volunteer facilitators lead and encourage group members to express the many feelings that are apart of the grieving process. In a safe and confidential home life setting, group members discuss and share activities with others who share similar life changing experiences. We foster children to be open and honest with their feelings.
Adam’s Place is here to provide a unique service for children, teens and families who may not be comfortable with a private counseling experience, and who may benefit from a group environment.
Join us for the Adam's Place, Build Strong Hearts 5k on November 13th at 7:00am.
We will run and walk together as a community to raise awareness and support for children and teens coping with loss.
Adam's Place is excited to announce the launch of our new "Camp Cope" Scholarship program and it's made possible with the support of local businesses like KALIFANO. This family-owned company donated $1000 to our nonprofit as part of their "Summer of Giving" campaign. The money will help make sure our services are free of charge to kids, teens and families coping with loss across Southern Nevada.
Adam's Place is grateful to our new partnership with Assistance League® of Las Vegas and their “Operation Bear Hug'' program. On June 29, 2021 members of Assistance League® presented Adam’s Place with 125 brand new stuffed teddy bears. The donated bears will be placed inside the “coping skills' ' backpacks for our “Camp Cope” campers who will be taking part in programs starting early September and run throughout the school year.
Check out this highlight reel of our 1st Annual "Lights of Love" Memorial Event. Thank you to our sponsors and community partners who helped make this event a success including Downtown Summerlin, Sierra Air Conditioning and Heating LLC, National Charity League volunteers, and Frankie's Uptown. We are grateful for everyone who purchased our luminary globes to honor and remember a special person they loved and lost. We hope to keep this event going for years to come.
