Aftermath Is Committed To Helping Funeral Service

When unthinkable events such as death or suicide occur, families may look to you and ask “What now?” For those times, you can count on Aftermath to be your trusted resource and valued partner. We have worked side-by-side with death care professionals for more than 25 years to offer families peace of mind following tragedies. We understand the responsibility we have to your funeral home and to the countless families you serve.

Your partner in helping families

Aftermath provides general resource guides, educational materials, and promotional items at no cost to funeral homes and body transport companies.

Like funeral directors, Aftermath’s first priority is to help families in their time of need so that they do not have to go through these traumatic events alone. Our team of expert technicians provides 24/7/365 rapid response services, including suicide cleanup, homicide cleaning, and unattended death remediation. We believe it is our job to help remove the physical reminders of a tragedy for those who are grieving. When you send a family to Aftermath, you can be confident that we will take care of them as you do – with professionalism and compassion.

If you are a funeral home owner, director, or body transport company, and are interested in programs that can directly help you or community click the button below. 

AFTERMATH’S ONGOING SUPPORT TO THE FUNERAL INDUSTRY

Aftermath Funeral Directors Scholarship

A nationwide, need-based scholarship available to students who are currently enrolled or will be enrolled in a funeral services or mortuary science program. 

Scholarships are applied directly to the student’s tuition charges after certification of enrollment is received from the college involved.  Students may apply once per calendar year for consideration. 

Scholarship awards are made by the Aftermath Scholarship Committee. Winners are selected based on the on the letter of application and level of financial need.

Bloodborne Pathogen Training

Funeral directors, embalmers and body removal technicians face a multitude of dangers every time they come in contact with the remains of a decedent. Even at in the home of someone who was overseen by hospice professional, they are exposed to harmful pathogens that can be present in blood and other bodily fluids. 

Unseen dangers have increased exponentially since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some are lucky enough to work from home, funeral directors do not have that luxury; they are still out and about, putting themselves at risk in order to make sure the families in their communities are taken care of. To give back to those who have given, Aftermath Services is offering a free in-person or virtual safety training program to funeral homes and body transport companies to help them mitigate their exposure to bloodborne pathogens. From general safety tips to how to don and doff PPE properly, Aftermath will teach you how to be safer in your everyday interactions. Request more information below and our Funeral Home Specialist will contact you to work out the details.