A Compassionate Guide for Families Navigating a Loss
A Compassionate Guide For Families Navigating a Loss
Here to Help When You Need It Most: T.A.C.T. DC Metro
After a traumatic event, you shouldn’t have to face the burden of cleaning and restoring the space to safe conditions.
Taking the Next Steps After Tragedy
Avoid Disturbing the scene
Even after the police or first responders leave, it’s important not to touch or move anything in the affected area. There may be safety hazards present.
Plan funeral arrangements
Consult a police chaplain, Google, or selectedfuneralhomes.org to explore options in Northern Virginia, DC, or Maryland.
Contact professional cleanup services
T.A.C.T. DC Metro specializes in compassionate and discreet biohazard cleanup services.
Key Resources to Help You
Grief counselors & support groups
- AARP Grief & Loss Forum
- Capital Caring Health Grief Support
- CaringMatters
- The Compassionate Friends – Potomac, MD Chapter
- GMU Center for Community Mental Health
- GriefShare
- Haven of Northern Virginia
- The Holy Cross Bereavement Center
- InSight Memory Care Center Bereavement Support Group
- Jewish Social Service Agency
- Surviving Our Ultimate Loss
Financial Assistance for Victims
Victim assistance programs may cover costs for funeral services, counseling, and crime scene cleanup. Learn more:
Compassionate Cleanup Services you Can Trust
At T.A.C.T. DC Metro, we provide:
- Professional biohazard and trauma cleanup services.
- Discreet, compassionate care to help you through this difficult time.
- We work through your homeowner’s insurance to limit your financial burden.
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