Some people hold the space that others don’t know how to.
They sit quietly when things fall apart. They guide families through fog. They remind us to breathe, to pause, to feel — and sometimes, to laugh.

This page uplifts:

• End-of-life doulas offering emotional, spiritual, and practical support
• Grief-informed facilitators who guide rituals, conversations, or healing circles
• Peer companions trained to support with presence, not pressure
• Doulas who serve diverse communities and affirm all identities and family structures

These roles may be quiet — but they are deeply powerful.