Provides listing of support groups, letters, a message boards and related links.

Lisa Gardemal Hennessy became a widow at the age of twenty-eight. She has written a book which chronicles her journey through her grief.

Professional psychologist's book on the process of widowhood.

An interactive website and nonprofit organization dedicated to young widows and widowers. Boards, support groups and resources.

Information and resources aimed at helping widows in developing countries, including news, legal archives, literature and events listings.

A book about a vietnam widow, with prologue, summary, readers comments and ordering details.

Yahoo group calling for Pagans, Witches and Wiccans to find comfort in dealing with a loss of a loved one.

Encouragement for those who have lost a spouse. Bi-monthly newsletter, from BC, Canada.

Monthly article with details of Carol Felvey's seminar schedule and recent book.

Anne Fielding describes the principles she learned from Eli Siegel, the great American poet who founded the education of Aesthetic Realism.

By a widow for widows, support resources for widows, helping them through grief onto recovery.

Membership details, merchandise, book loans, documents and support from this self-help social and support network for men and women widowed under the age of 50, and their children.

Yahoo group for young widows and widowers. Owned and moderated by AnneMarie Iaccarino.

Provides support and help to make new friends, find a new beginning and a life full of social activities.

Forum/ message board for those who have lost a spouse.

Discussion group of young women who have lost their husbands. Links to member pages.

An information and support resource for, and by, widows and widowers. Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery, and other information helpful to those who have suffered the death of a spouse.

A self-help organization, run by widows, for widows, that offers comfort, friendship and a listening ear to widows and unmarried women who have lost a partner through bereavement.

The WWA exists to improve the conditions of War Widows and their dependants in Great Britain.