About LCH-After the Silence
LCH – After the Silence is a compassionate support app created for people living in the aftermath of suicide loss.
When a loved one dies by suicide, grief can feel isolating, complicated, and overwhelming. Conversations often stop. Support fades. The silence can feel as heavy as the loss itself. After the Silence, it exists to meet you in that space with understanding, patience, and care.
This app provides a gentle, judgment-free environment designed specifically for those grieving a loved one lost to suicide. It does not ask you to “move on,” offer timelines, or minimize your pain. Instead, it walks beside you, honoring your grief in all its complexity.
Inside the app, you’ll find:
Personalized support tools tailored to suicide bereavement
Guided reflections and journaling to process grief at your own pace
Education and resources to understand trauma, guilt, and grief reactions
Remembrance tools, including memory spaces and meaningful date reminders
Daily check-ins and affirmations to help you feel grounded and less alone
Crisis support access when immediate help is needed
After the Silence is part of the Love, Compassion, Hope (LCH) mission dedicated to suicide prevention, grief support, and healing through accessible technology and community care.
Dedicated to the memory of Raymond J. Caputo III, and to every life lost, every story that matters, and every person learning how to live after loss.
You are not alone.
You are allowed to grieve in your own way, at your own pace.
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