The 3rd Annual ‘Behold the Cold’ Polar Plunge in support of Rett’s Roost Retreats will be taking place both remotely (in any cold body of water) and in-person at Ogunquit’s Main Beach on March 3rd at 11am (extreme weather alternative – March 10th, 11am)!
A fun hockey event for Rett’s Roost families and supporters too! A player signed hockey stick will be raffled off–all proceeds from the raffle are donated to Rett’s Roost.
Join us for a special evening at the world-renowned Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club in downtown Portsmouth, NH where you'll meet Jimmy's architect, Andrew Sidford.
Yoga is the body and heart-centered work we need to do to move grief and trauma through our psyche, leaving behind just pure love and gratitude for the person you lost.
Check out our new individual family mini-retreats at Shilo Farm! This one is over Mother's Day weekend and is for families with cancer survivors.
Come have a blast honoring mom with families in our cancer and child loss community.
In this immersive 3.5-hour workshop with Master Handbag Designer Anthony Luciano, you'll have the chance to create your very own handbag while enjoying great company and delicious bites.
Open yourself and your family up to healing grief in new ways. Rett’s Roost will be hosting up to 8 bereaved families at Rolling Ridge Retreat Center, providing nearly four full days of therapeutic support and connecting with others.
Join us this summer to connect and heal with other families that have a child recovering from cancer. Rett's Roost and Camp Casco will create a joyful, empathetic space for cancer families to relax, renew, and lament.
Last year's inaugural event was a huge success and we are excited to make the second year even better! We hope you are interested in joining us as a participant, sponsor, or volunteer.
Check out our new individual family mini-retreats at Shilo Farm! This one is over Indigenous People's Day weekend and is for families who have lost a child to cancer.
A unique weekend of self-care for parents of children with cancer and other chronic illness. Create space for yourself and find community amongst people who truly understand.
