Timeline
1986- Susan K. Beeney, R.N. began research and further education on the topics of death and grieving.
1987- This research led Susan to co-author Journey of Hope handbook as a tool for grieving adults.
1987- That same year, Susan began grief groups in her home. Shortly after, teen and children grief groups were created.
1999- Susan quit her job to to commit to New Hope Grief Support Community full time.
2003- New Hope Grief Support Community became a 501(c)3 non-profit.
2003- The first New Hope Kids Camp was held at Mustard Seed Ranch. Since then, six more camps have been held with two more scheduled for this fall.
2005- New Hope receives national recognition in the world of therapy and grief education, partnering with T.A.P.S., the military's grief program for families of slain soldiers.
2006- New Hope continues to grow, being honored at the Orange County Association of Health Underwriters Gala event, featured in a world premiere film documentary, and a featured charity in this year's Long Beach Marathon! |
