ACADA Support Groups: Contact Triste
Thach 374-6688
This offers presentations and curriculum based
support groups for youth 5-17. The cost of these services is free.
Al-Anon/Al-Ateen 371-6366
Support group for family and friends who are
affected by alcohol. There are dues or fees. www.alaonon.com
The Arc: Linda Cherryhomes 351-3212
This is a non-profit agency that serves children
and adults with disabilities in the Panhandle. Services include respite
care, and equipment library, summer camp, conferences and emergency funds.
Back on Track: Call Cindy Peters @
342-2507
A family stabilization Program.
Caregiver Support Group Area Agency
on Aging of the Panhandle:
331-2227 415
W. 8th
Contact Teana Weller
Monthly support groups for caregivers caring for an elderly loved one.
Meets 1st Monday of the month (except holiday then it would be the 2nd Monday
of the month) from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm.
Child Enrichment Center: phone 1-800-594-7919
This is an hour long video that provides step by
step guidelines for dealing with the most common situations parents encounter
during their divorce. For more information, view their website at www.ChildEnrichment.com
Odyssey Health Care372-7696
www.odysseyhealth.com
Several support groups are offered: Life After Loss, Life, Loss and
transition, Holiday Bereavement, SKY youth bereavement program. Call for
dates. No charge.
Family Support Services: 1001 S. Polk 342-3202
They have groups and individual counseling for divorce, anger, and crisis
situations.
The Crisis Hotline: (806) 374-LIFE
Grandparents As Parents: Pam Ashraf 806-359-4463
Classes for grandparents who've had to assume the
duties of parents.
Grandparents raising Grandchildren: Trinity Fellowship Church
355-8955 John Bowlin
They offer support groups each first and third Sunday of the month. Time
is 5:30-7:00 pm in the North Ministry Bldg, room 101-1 and 101-2.
GrandsPlace: Internet resource for grandparents
who are raising their grandchildren. In Connecticut contact Kathlyn
Reynolds @ (860) 763-5789 Fax: (860) 1568 www.grandsplace.com
Hope and Healing Place: 1721 S. Tyler Street Contact -
Beth Keen or Tricia Trimble @ (806)376-4030
This is a program for children from Kindergarten
through High School who have suffered the loss of a significant loved one. The
child must have an adult who will attend his/her sessions.
HOPE Group: Odyssey Health Care Contact Elizabeth Smith 372-7696
1000 S. Jefferson, Amarillo
For parents grieving the death of a child
(pregnancy to 18 years). Meets on Thursdays at 7:00pm
www.www.odysseyhealth.com
Journey of Hope: TPMHMR Contact Patty Robertson @ 426-9454 337-1000
This class is offered at different times of the year. Call for next
session. They are free and last 8 sessions. This group is designed
for families that have family members and/or friends that have mental illnesses
such as schizophrenia, bi-polar, obsessive compulsive disorder, and major
depression. The class provides support, education and coping skills.
Kairos Outside: P.O. Box
51012 Amarillo, TX 79159
This is an outreach program for families of
prisoners. It conducts free weekend retreats designed to inform,
encourage, and offer emotional support to women. For an application,
write to the above address, or contact the prison chaplain.
Life After
Loss: Odyssey Health Care Contact Elizabeth Smith @ 372-7696 www.odyssey.com
A program of the American Cancer Society for anyone grieving the death of a
loved one regardless of the cause of death. Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 pm.
These classes are not constantÉÉ.call for new class dates.
Care Divorce Group: Paramount Terrace Christian
Church Contact
Penney 353-6615
ext. 175
www.ptcc.org
They offer this group at different times of the year for newly divorced or
people who have divorced many years that are having difficulty. Call for
details and start dates.
Southwest Church of Christ Family Center:
352-5647
Besides, basic needs like food, clothing and house
wares, they have counseling - marriage, spiritual, financial and
employment. By appointment only. They also have a Single Mom's Program,
Sonshiners' Program for Seniors, etc.. Call for details or go to: www.souwthwestcofc.org
Uniting Parents: 337-1700
Maria Garcia
This is an
advocacy group designed for parents of children with disabilities. They
will help families find resources, provide support, and educate families of
their rights in the schools and other places. They have workshops and
training for parents.
Visions for Tomorrow: Carol Vaughn @
349-5663
Teaches the parent to be an advocate for a child
with a mental illness. (i.e. working with school personnel, ARDs)
Waiting Wives: Contact Sue Gray
@ 353-1402 or 355-9703 extension 7306
Women with husbands in Iraq or deported in war
With Hope in Mind: Carol Ann Vaughn @ 349-5663