

Community
Too Young To Grieve brings young people navigating loss together — online and in person — to connect with people who get it and navigate life alongside grief.
Talks & workshops
Luke Alfano
Founder of Too Young To Grieve & lived experience speaker
Engaging, practical talks and workshops that make difficult conversations around grief and men's mental health easier to have.

(Without making it awkward)
A practical and engaging conversation about what grief actually looks like, what to say, what helps and how we can support people beyond the first few weeks.
Young male grief and why we're getting it wrong.
An honest look at how young men experience grief, why so much can go unsaid, and how we can make it easier to talk, connect and ask for support.
An honest conversation.
Why men struggle to seek help and how we can make it easier to talk.
Talks • Keynotes • Workshops • Lunch & learns
The TYTG Project
voices
Thousands of young people told us what grief really looks like.
said grief affected their education or career/work.
didn't feel understood by those around them.
said peer connection would or might have helped.
Source: the TYTG Project survey, n = 3,526.

Podcast & conversations
Real conversations about grief, men's mental health and life after loss — including the difficult bits, the unexpected bits and everything that comes after.
Our story
Luke started Too Young To Grieve after losing his dad in his final year of university, and struggling to find anyone his own age who understood what he was going through.
What started from one experience has grown into a community determined to make grief more visible and make sure young people don't have to navigate it alone.


We don't have to move on. We can move with grief.
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A quick note about support
We create spaces for connection, conversation and shared experience, but we're not a replacement for professional mental health, bereavement or crisis support.
If you're looking for additional or professional support, we've put together organisations and services that may be able to help.
Find your community. Join the conversation. Bring TYTG into your workplace. Or simply follow what we're building.