The Compassionate Friends (TCF) will host a special ceremony on Sunday, February 2 for families that have a lost a child.
The touching remembrance service, Flowers on the Water, will honour the memory of children taken too soon.
The event is held to coincide with International Children's Memorial Day.
Bereaved parents, relatives and friends are invited to join TCF at Dalrymple Park at 8am for an 8.15am start.
Butterfly notes and flowers will be available to be placed in the water, as a tribute to the attendees late children.
A light breakfast will also be provided for a gold coin donation.
The Compassionate Friends provide support and help individuals and families understand the grieving process.
In a previous interview with the Mandurah Mail, founding member of Mandurah TCF, Margot McAllister, referred to the grief associated with losing a child as "complicated".
"It's not meant to work that way. Parents are supposed to die before their children," she said.
"It is not the usual sequence of events."
Ms McAllister said the group provided an essential support service within the community.
"Knowing everyone else here has lost a child - it helps to normalise it and do away with the loneliness and alienation," she said.
"We help people grieve in a healthy way."
For more information, contact The Compassionate Friends on 9535 7761.
