Operation Homefront
Join us for a supportive and understanding space created for military families raising children with behavioral or mental health needs, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and more. For future meeting dates, registration or additional information, please contact: Jennifer Bueno [email protected] 667-493-7800 Download flyer here.
Re-Group & Re-Charge
Re-Group & Re-Charge is a support group for parents and caregivers who feel poured out. To register: mcf.family/recharge Please contact Erika Laguna for additional information at [email protected]
The Village – Virtual Support Group
Download the flyer here. Join other parents and caregivers of school-aged children every first Thursday of the month to connect, share experiences, and find encouragement. For registration or meeting link, please contact Jodi Gardiner at [email protected].
Common Bond Support Group
This is a virtual support group that will meet the third Thursday every month.
Download the flyer here. Whether you’re having a rough day at home or a stressful day at the office, having healthy coping skills can be key to getting through tough times. Coping skills help you tolerate, minimize, and deal with stressful situations in life. Having a child with a mental health condition can be a challenge, but there are ways to help make things easier. Begin by joining the Common Bond Support Group and meet other parents and caregivers of young people with mental health issues such as ADHD, depression, anxiety, mood disorder, and other mental health issues. Know that you are not alone as we share this common bond. For Registration or Meeting Link: Contact Shannon Gill at [email protected]
Lunch Hour: Autism Caregiver Support Group
This group meets the second Wednesday of every month, 12 to 1 PM virtually.
For more information and to receive meeting link, contact:
Jenice Bruce
[email protected]
443-539-6410
Connect with fellow caregivers of children with autism every 2nd Wednesday of the month. Share experiences, find support, and feel understood—you’re not alone.
There are also other organizations that may offer support groups that are not included on this list. To learn more, head to the Resources page.