Support Groups
Support Groups (offered in English and Spanish) meet in the Wellness Center and downstairs in the Libraries or the first floor living room. The House calendar printed every week and in the lobby will herp you navigate...
Support Groups (offered in English and Spanish) meet in the Wellness Center and downstairs in the Libraries or the first floor living room. The House calendar printed every week and in the lobby will herp you navigate where each group is meeting that week. One-on-one emotional support is available daily, weekly, or as needed to help families address their psychosocial needs.
Our team now offers Virtual Support Groups twice weekly where families in-house and at-home can come together to share information, insight, advice, and encouragement. This is an opportunity for caregivers to learn from others who face similar challenges.
Current Support Group Schedule (as of May 1st, 2023)
Grupo de Apoyo
Tuesday nights from 6 pm- 7 pm led by @Kathleen Lopez
NICU Night
Wednesday nights from 6 pm-7 pm led by Hannah
Creative Caregivers-
Thursdays from 4 pm- 6pm in the conference room led by Hannah and @Riva Tan
Caregiver Coffee Break
Fridays from 5 pm-6 pm in the Family Support Office led by Hannah
To subscribe– we now have the option to subscribe to each individual group.
To join our Virtual Support Group, please visit our Virtual Caregiver Support Group page.
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