Privacy Policy

Collecting personal information

Grieving Back to Life collects only the personal information needed to provide respectful, appropriate, and grief-informed support. This may include basic contact information and details you voluntarily choose to share when reaching out, scheduling services, or participating in events or programs.

We are intentional about minimizing what we collect and thoughtful about how it is used. Information is gathered to support communication, understand service needs, and ensure interactions are handled with care, dignity, and clarity.

• We collect only the information necessary to respond to your inquiry or provide services.
• Information you choose to share helps us communicate appropriately and offer relevant support.
• All information is handled with confidentiality and respect.
• Sensitive details are never shared without your consent, unless required by law.

The information you provide is used to support service coordination, respond to requests, and maintain accurate records related to our work. Grieving Back to Life does not collect or store information for purposes unrelated to our mission or services.

Sharing personal information

Grieving Back to Life does not sell, rent, or trade personal information. Your information is not shared with third parties for advertising or marketing purposes.

In limited circumstances, information may be shared only when necessary to support service delivery, comply with legal obligations, or work with trusted professionals directly involved in an event, program, or collaboration. Any sharing is done thoughtfully and in alignment with privacy, ethical, and legal standards.

• Only minimal information is shared when required for service coordination or compliance.
• Information is shared only with authorized individuals or partners directly involved in the work.
• No personal information is used for unrelated purposes.
• We are transparent about how information is handled and protected.

Grieving Back to Life is committed to maintaining trust, protecting privacy, and honoring the sensitive nature of the work we do. Your information is treated as part of that responsibility.