Partnership
Grief doesn't end at the service.
Still Here partners with funeral homes and churches to make sure that the families and individuals you care for don’t walk back into the silence alone. This is aftercare that actually continues — personal, relational, and rooted in real presence.
For Churches
Your people are grieving quietly.
We can help you reach them.
The hardest grief doesn’t happen at the funeral. It happens three weeks later, when the casseroles stop coming and the house gets quiet. Still Here picks up where the service ends — offering the families you served a real, ongoing path through what’s ahead.
For pastors & ministry leaders
Alongside your care, not replacing it
Still Here works as an extension of your pastoral care — not a substitute. You identify grieving members through existing touchpoints (small groups, follow-up calls, self-referral) and connect them with Ben for ongoing mentoring and group support.For grieving members
Someone who's been there — and stayed
If your pastor connected you with Still Here, or you found your way here through your church — you're welcome. Ben walks with people through loss personally and patiently, rooted in faith and real experience, for as long as it takes.- No added staff burden
- Simple referral process
- Meaningful differentiation
- Families feel cared for
- Ongoing, not one-time
If you sense that your congregation is carrying more grief than they’re showing — they probably are. Still Here would love to talk about how we can serve them well, together.
How the referral works
1
You introduce Still Here
At any point during or after the arrangement process, you share Still Here with the family — as a resource you’ve personally chosen to partner with for grief aftercare.
2
Ben reaches out personally
At any point during or after the arrangement process, you share Still Here with the family — as a resource you’ve personally chosen to partner with for grief aftercare.
3
Support begins at their pace
At any point during or after the arrangement process, you share Still Here with the family — as a resource you’ve personally chosen to partner with for grief aftercare.
For funeral homes
You handle the service.
We handle what comes after.
The hardest grief doesn’t happen at the funeral. It happens three weeks later, when the casseroles stop coming and the house gets quiet. Still Here picks up where the service ends — offering the families you served a real, ongoing path through what’s ahead.
For your funeral home
A natural extension of your care
Partnering with Still Here lets you offer families something genuinely meaningful beyond the service — at no added staff burden. It deepens your relationship with the families you serve and sets you apart in a meaningful way.For the families you serve
Someone in their corner, long after the service
If you've recently lost someone and a funeral home introduced you to Still Here — you're in the right place. Ben walks alongside grieving people through the months that follow a loss. One-on-one, personal, and at your pace.- No added staff burden
- Simple referral process
- Meaningful differentiation
- Families feel cared for
- Ongoing, not one-time
Interested in offering your families real grief aftercare? Ben would love to talk through what a simple referral partnership could look like for your home.
How the referral works
1
You identify the need
Through pastoral care, small groups, or a member who reaches out on their own — you recognize someone who is grieving and could use more support than your team can provide alone.
2
You make the connection
A warm introduction — in person, by email, or through a bulletin insert. Still Here provides simple referral materials so the handoff feels natural and personal, not like a program enrollment.
3
Ben walks alongside them
One-on-one mentoring, group participation, or hosting a Still Here group at your church — tailored to what your congregation needs. You stay in the loop; Ben handles the grief care.