Bringing hope, healing, and an end to workplace tragedies.
Threads of Life is a Canadian charity committed to supporting people affected by workplace injury, illness or death — and preventing future tragedies from occurring.
Workplace tragedy
We have the understanding and experience to support you and your loved ones with any form of workplace tragedy.
Serious workplace injuries
You or someone close to you has suffered a serious, life-altering workplace injury.
Occupational illness
You are dealing with the impacts and challenges of serious occupational illness.
Workplace death
You are coping with sudden loss due to a workplace death.
Our impact
We help people affected by workplace tragedy to build resilience, form supportive connections, and find a way forward. You can help us take action.
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Get support
Access the support you need after a workplace tragedy. (Unsure of where to start? Register for an introductory webinar.)
One-to-one peer support
Get matched with a trained volunteer guide and listener who has experienced a work-related tragedy similar to yours.
Learn moreOnline workshops
Get practical guidance about coping and grief, while connecting and sharing with a supportive online community.
Learn moreRegional gatherings
Expand your support network and discover new ways to cope with workplace tragedy by attending an in-person event in your region.
Learn moreStories of hope
A long climb to recovery after injury
Grief and Growth
July 2, 2025
If you saw me today, you might not guess it took a monumental effort to reach this point. You could say I climbed a mountain with two broken legs while experiencing a heart attack to get here.
Welcome, our newest Threads of Life board members!
News and Updates
June 19, 2025
The volunteer board of directors for Threads of Life plays a vital role, helping to steer the organization and offering their experience and expertise. Welcome to our newest directors!
Better Together – Reading in Community
Grief and Growth
June 19, 2025
When we get together with others it gives us time to recover, to laugh and find some humour. Reading is a solitary activity, but it’s fun and healing to talk with others about what we’re reading.