Visit your local BC Cancer Library or go to bccancer.bc.ca/library to see the complete library catalogue. See Grief Books for more books about grief and loss. Most library materials can be mailed anywhere in B.C. or Yukon.
Grief Isnt Something to Get Over by 
Grief Works : Stories of Life, Death and Surviving by 
How to Live When a Loved One Dies by 
It's OK That You're Not OK by 
The Modern Loss Handbook by 
There Is No Good Card for This by For books to help children and teens cope with cancer in the family, see our Helping Children and Teens Cope When a Family Member has Cancer pathfinder.
Grief Recovery for Teens by 
Something Very Sad Happened by 
Why Do I Feel So Sad? by These websites have been reviewed and approved by the BC Cancer librarians. See the "Looking for More?" tab above to find more recommended websites.
For websites to help children and teens cope with cancer in the family, see our Helping Children and Teens Cope When a Family Member Has Cancer pathfinder.
Patients and the public of B.C. and Yukon can access these online books by calling 1.888.675.8001 x 7000 (toll-free) to get a username and password from the Library.
Guide to Supporting Children Through Bereavement and Loss by 
The School Bereavement Toolkit : A Practical Guide to Supporting Children by Children and teens
This is a list of support programs offered by community organizations and BC Cancer. You can find more support programs offered at each BC Cancer centre and in the community on the BC Cancer website.
Community services, seniors support services and hospices in your community often have bereavement services. Search online for programs in your area.
The Canadian Cancer Society community services locator is a directory that helps cancer patients, survivors, family and caregivers find the services they need.
The BC Cancer library system consists of a central library at Vancouver Centre (VC), and branches in Abbotsford (AC), Kelowna (SAHCSI), Prince George (CN), Surrey (FVC), and Victoria (VIC). All centres have patient resource collections in our Cancer Information Centres (CIC), and all centres have a professional collection on site. Professional resources for CN are housed in the adjacent UHNBC Library.
