Grief House Warsaw — community-based grief support in Warsaw

Migrant Grief Circle (Free) — for people living far from home

Migrant grief is rarely named — yet many people carry it every day. No one holds a funeral for a lost sense of belonging. There is no ceremony to honour a language you no longer use daily. And still: this grief is real.

What is the Migrant Grief Circle?
A small-group, peer-to-peer meeting for people living away from their homeland who carry migration-related loss: the loss of language, everyday rituals, close relationships, familiar places, and a sense of “home.”
This is a gentle, non-judgmental space. You can come and sit in silence, or share as much as you want — with people who understand what “in-between” can feel like.

Who is it for?
Immigrants, refugees, expats — and anyone for whom loss in the context of migration feels close.

Language
The meeting is held in English. You don’t need “perfect” English — it’s enough that you can listen and share a few words if you want. (We welcome different accents and levels — understanding matters more than fluency.)

Is this for you?
Yes, if you:

• left home to build a life somewhere else
• miss family you can’t visit regularly
• feel “in-between” two worlds
• feel uneasy when people ask “Where are you really from?”
• miss traditions you can’t practise
• miss a language you rarely get to use
• miss familiar food, landscapes, and light
• feel alone in this kind of grief

✅ Important: this is not therapy. It’s a community-based peer support space.