Grief support for children involves providing emotional, psychological, and practical assistance to help them cope with the loss of a loved one. It recognizes that children experience grief differently from adults, often through behavioral changes, sadness, anger, or confusion. Effective support includes age-appropriate communication, creating a safe space for children to express their feelings, and offering counseling or therapy if needed. Support programs may also include support groups, activities that promote understanding and healing, and guidance for caregivers to help children navigate their emotions. The goal is to help children process their grief, develop resilience, and foster a sense of hope and connection despite their loss.