Survivors of Suicide Loss · New Hampshire
Together, we find strength.
You are not alone.
A compassionate, peer-led community for those grieving a death by suicide: a place to find understanding, connection, and hope. We walk beside survivors at their own pace. Groups meet in Nashua and Merrimack.
Just lost someone? A few starting points
- Cost
- Free & confidential
- Format
- Peer support, not therapy
- Where
- Nashua & Merrimack
- When
- Monthly, in person
Who We Are
Suicide loss brings a unique kind of grief
Often filled with shock, confusion, and isolation. We exist so no one has to navigate that pain alone.
Why We Exist
Confidential, peer-led support where you can share, listen, or simply be present, surrounded by others who understand.
What We Offer
Groups where you can speak openly, listen quietly, or just be present, supported by shared experience and compassionate listening.
Who Is Welcome
Anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide, regardless of relationship, circumstances, or how much time has passed.
Words From Our Community
You are welcome here, exactly as you are
In their own words: survivors who found connection and comfort in our groups.
I’ve attended the SOSL in Merrimack periodically over the past 18 months and Kerry and Debby are like a warm hug from a close friend the moment you meet them. I’ve felt very isolated since my husband’s death, but when I attend the group I feel like I’m amongst family. I don’t have to explain or apologize, everyone gets it.
SOSL showed me I wasn’t alone. Sitting with others who understood the same grief helped me feel less isolated in my loss.
The SOSL group in NH has provided me with a stable and safe space to navigate the complex experience of grieving my mom’s death. In there, I can share a great deal of raw feelings and find a feeling of being less alone in all of it.
Silver lining, that’s what I found in this comforting group of survivors. My brother Mark’s departure, well I’ve found so many understanding people. Thank you all for starting this place of understanding.
Grieving the loss of my son’s death by suicide has been devastating and isolating. This loss brings sadness but also complex feelings of shame, guilt, blame, and confusion. SOSL has given me a community where I can express myself honestly and feel understood, accepted, safe. I have also learned so much from others further along in their grief walk. Their experiences give me hope.
This group is the safest and most understanding I could ever hope for. It means the world to me and has brought comfort and healing beyond words!
