Jenna Rogers, Vice President of The Child Loss Foundation, joins host Ken Haglind on Living Healthy and Aging Well to share how compassionate, community-based support can make a profound difference for parents navigating the loss of a child. Jenna’s connection to the work is deeply personal—after losing her son, Noah, to SIDS at just 11 months old in 2010, she experienced firsthand the healing power of connection through a child loss retreat at Faith’s Lodge, now The Child Loss Foundation. That experience inspired a career shift and a decade-long commitment to supporting other grieving families.

The Child Loss Foundation (formerly known as Faith’s Lodge) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to walking alongside parents who have experienced the death of a child through child loss retreats, financial assistance for funeral, medical, and therapy expenses, and workplace support for grieving parents and their team.  In this conversation, Jenna discusses why grief support is essential to overall health and well-being, the importance of breaking the silence around child loss, and how The Child Loss Foundation serves as a vital resource for families in need of support and hope during their darkest moments. For more information visit ChildLossFoundation.org or contact us at info@childlossfoundation.org, 612-825-2073.