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Casual Support Group and Breastfeeding Education for parents and caregivers.

Provides mutual support for female victims of domestic violence.

NAR-ANON is a fellowship of people who gather to share their experience, strength and hope for recovery from the ravages that a loved one's drug addiction has brought to their lives.

Provides local support groups for grandparents who are caregivers to their grandchildren. Offers monthly support groups addressing parenting questions, legal and financial challenges, education and other concerns.

Offers a 12-step recovery program for individuals desiring to stop drinking. Provides peer support group meetings to share experiences, strength, and hope for recovering from alcoholism.

Provides overall support, education and advocacy for families and consumers dealing with mental illnesses. Helpline provides information, support, and referrals to local self-help groups. It offers advocacy to educate the public, fight stigma associated with mental illness, and increase support for research into the causes and treatments of brain disorders. It also helps family members locate relatives with mental illness who are missing and may be homeless.

Provides an Addiction Support Group.

This is a program requires complete abstinence from all drugs.

Self-help support services, individual or group meetings that empower consumers with disabilities.

Support groups throughout county for family or persons affected by an alcoholic.

Provides Non-denominational support groups, Christian counseling, teaching, training and referral ministry. Assists Christian churches to establish support groups and ministries to those in their congregation or the community who require extra support.