A listening ear.
Sometimes the first step is simply being able to say how you feel. Reach out to Ms. Vonda to ask about peer support and ways to connect.
Start a conversationGrown child grief support
Grown doesn't mean
you stop needing
your parents.
When a parent is gone, the world can feel different. Your grief deserves compassion, connection, and room to be heard.
A place for your grief. A little room for hope.
You can be an adult and still miss being someone's child.
You belong here
There is no age limit
on missing them.
Losing a parent can change how you experience everyday moments, family traditions, and your own sense of belonging. Being grown doesn't make that loss small.
Adult Orphan is centered on supporting adults through parental loss—with community, peer support, and resources to help you take the next step at your own pace.
A sense of belonging.
You don't have to explain why you still miss them. Learn more about Adult Orphan's community and opportunities to connect with others.
Find connectionA next step.
Looking for resources or unsure where to begin? Ask Ms. Vonda about information and support options for adults navigating parental loss.
Ask about resourcesMeet the founder
A personal welcome
from Ms. Vonda.
Adult Orphan is led by Lavonda Fae O’Day, known as “Ms. Vonda.” Its focus is simple and deeply personal: supporting adults through parental loss.
Whether you're looking for connection, have a question, or want to learn more about Adult Orphan, your conversation can begin here.
Lavonda Fae O’Day · Founder & CEO
Get to know Adult Orphan ↗Room for connection
Your story matters.
You don't have to carry it alone.
Ask about connecting with the Adult Orphan community, getting involved, and future opportunities to come together. Let Ms. Vonda know what you're looking for.
Ask about the community ↗A few gentle answers
It's okay to
have questions.
Who is Adult Orphan for?
Adult Orphan focuses on adults navigating the loss of a parent or parents. You can reach out whether your loss is recent or something you've carried for years.
Where do I start?
Send Ms. Vonda an email to introduce yourself. You can ask about peer support, community connections, or available resources.
How can I learn about activities and services?
Contact Ms. Vonda for current information about services, community opportunities, and ways to get involved.
Let's connect
A conversation
can be a beginning.
Questions, connection, or simply wanting to know more.
Reach out to Ms. Vonda.
Email Ms. Vondamsvonda@adultorphan.org ↗
Prefer a scheduled conversation? Email Ms. Vonda to ask about arranging a time.