Funeral Services: Find Websites

The accrediting organization for funeral service programs provides information on licensure and education. Serves as the national academic accreditation agency for college and university programs in Funeral Service and Mortuary Science Education.

One of the oldest interdisciplinary organizations in the field of dying, death and bereavement. Its nearly 2,000 members include a wide array of psychologists, counselors, social workers, educators, researchers, hospice personnel, clergy, and volunteers.
The primary goal of ADEC is to enhance the ability of professionals to meet the needs of those with whom they work in death education and grief counseling.

An international 501 (c)(6) trade association of over 3,300 members, composed of funeral homes, cemeteries, crematories, industry suppliers, consultants, and students.

Has provided business services to those specializing in the funeral business nation wide for almost a hundred years.

A membership association of professional funeral directors, morticians and embalmers.

Contains member directory and lookup, industry data and statistics, industry knowledge and information, and opportunities for networking.

The goal of Funeral Consumers Alliance is to ensure consumers are fully prepared and protected when planning a funeral for themselves or their loved ones.

An association of independently owned funeral homes across North America and overseas who pledge to a strict code of ethical business and service standards conduct.

Enhances the role of South Carolina funeral homes by fostering relationships between funeral homes, the families they serve, and their communities.

The Board of Funeral Service regulates Practice of Funeral Service as it pertains to Funeral Directors, Embalmers, Apprentices, Students and Funeral Establishments.

Directory of Funeral Homes and Services

Funds projects and programs that support all of funeral service in building meaningful relationships in the community.

The National Museum of Funeral History is a museum in Houston, Texas, that contains a collection of artifacts and relics that aim to "educate the public and preserve the heritage of death care."