This group is currently not meeting in person due to COVID-19. If you find you need some peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523 Is your life impacted by a family member with Autism Spectrum Disorder? Our Occupational and Speech Therapists identified a need for families and friends to ...
The in person meetings are cancelled due to COVID-19. If you find you need peer to peer support please call 509-336-7404 Fibromyalgia and Lupus Education & Support Group is designed to provide a confidential, caring, non-threatening environment where people can share their concerns, fears, ...
Quality Behavioral Health is offering a FREE support group for children and young adults. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children grades 5-12. The support group meets via zoom every Tuesday at 1:00. All participants ...
This summer youth program starts June 23rd with events all summer for youth in Clarkston, Asotin, Lewiston and Pomeroy. Youth who are going into 10th, 11th, 12th grades and can pass a background check can register to be leaders. Pick up registration packets at 900 7th Street i Clarsaston or on ...
This group is currently not meeting in person due to COVID-19. If you need to contact someone for peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523. This group was originally titled Diabetic, Blind and Visually Impaired Support Group started in 1994. While the group still cares for the blind and ...
Aktion Club is a service and leadership program through Kiwanis specifically for people with developmental disabilities. This monthly meeting will have free hamburgers and hot dogs for everyone. There will be corn hole and other games to play. Please come and join us to see what Action Club is ...
Free support group for children in Middle School. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children in Middle School. The group will meet via Zoom. All participants will be screened prior to being admitted to the group and will ...
The Washington State Traumatic Brain Injury Council provides Support Groups throughout the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) that emphasize education and interpersonal support. The TBI Support Goops are predicated on the concept that a person-centered approach can empower and ...
Join others in finding resilience in a challenging world: social justice, COVID and beyond. This virtual event is for Teachers, health care workers, parents, social workers, law enforcement, counselors, and more. CEU’s available. Kick off is Wednesday August 4th. $40 for LCVRC members ...
Enjoying a hike, a bike ride, a walk, a run, or a roll along a scenic route is a healthy way to spend time. This webinar will review the differences between accessible pedestrian trails and shared use paths. Presenters will review the technical and scoping requirements in the Architectural ...
Come and enjoy your favorite brew with others in a relaxed atmosphere. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. The only cost is what you order from the Smoothies and coffee bar or the lunch box menu. Join us to meet new people who are also dealing with memory loss, and […]
In person meetings are currently cancelled due to COVID-19. If you need peer to peer support please call 208-799-5219 Meetings are held every second Monday of the month and will be hosted by a physical, occupational or speech professional, certified in the treatment of Parkinson’s ...
Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a support system Exchange practical information on caregiving challenges and possible solutions Talk through issues ...
Are you a young person with a disability, in the U.S., interested in studying or volunteering abroad, but don’t know where to start? August 10, 2021 – August 26, 2021 You are probably not the only one. Studying abroad for the first time can be overwhelming for anyone. You have to ...
Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, are conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a support system Exchange practical information on caregiving challenges and possible solutions Talk through ...
Need help navigating a mental health crisis in your family? Want ongoing support for issues? Join a support group that meets every 2nd Thursday at the 1912 Center.
Free support group for children grades 5 & 6. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children in grades 5 & 6. The group will meet via Zoom. All participants will be screened prior to being admitted to the group and ...
Join us as we read the book “Ten Thousand Joys & Ten Thousand Sorrows: A Couple’s Journey through Alzheimer’s” by Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle. Hosted by Jane Pimentel, PhD, and Dawn Keig, PhD. The group will meet once a month for up to a year to discuss the ...
Join SpokaneYouth for a night of jackbox games! Always the third Tuesday of the month. Click on the registration (link below) and an invite will be sent to you. For ease of playing a computer and a smart phone or tablet are advised. Each participant must register. Register: ...
Join us for a Rural Conversation Community peer discussion on COVID-19. This activity is being operated by the IL-NET and facilitated by APRIL. There are no presenters or designated speakers of these conversations, they are an informal time and space to gather with your peers and share about ...
Each peer meeting will feature updates from HCA on Covid-19, check in time for your community, a does of joy to carry you through your day, and a special guest speaker. Registration is required. For registration information and other questions contact Karen Kelley at karenkelley@wscsupport.org ...
Families Together will offer a monthly support group for families to learn from and support each other. A short lesson will be offered at the beginning of each group session (5:30-6:30). Childcare will be provided for in person sessions for those who register in advance. Following that will be ...
Join Disability Action Center NW at the largest multicultural celebration in the Inland Northwest. Bring a blanket or chairs with you so you can sit on the lawn. You can watch the performances, wander the different booths, and have lunch. There is so much going on you may spend the whole day ...
Build a support system with people who understand. Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a personal support system Exchange practical information on ...
Register at https://forms.gle/Dz6ZbJ4DFcuviESk8 Disability Action Center is hosting a Mental Health Mondays series the last Monday of every month. This series is a peer-led support group meeting related to mental health and self-care in the era of Covid-19. We will be discussing topics like ...
We’re moving forward with plans to host Walk to End Alzheimer’s® in person this fall. The health and safety of our participants, staff and volunteers remain our top priorities as we make decisions about event details in your community, and we’ll continue to offer options to ...
Up to 20 kids between the ages of 3-months and 103-years with disabilities, physical or developmental and including burn survivors, will be invited to experience the thrill of climbing on the walls of Washington Stat University Climbing Center! Reservations are required. Local rock climbers ...
We are so excited to offer the live version of Our Financial Conference. Plus we are going to offer hybrid sessions so those that are far away can join in the fun too. We gave folks a tiny taste of what our amazing financial team has to offer last October and now it is time […]
Up to 20 school age children who are legally blind will be invited to spend an afternoon with the Idaho State Police in Lewiston. The kids will have the opportunity to check out a patrol car and participate in several other activities what will help them to better understand law enforcement. ...
