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The Cancer Survivors Network run by the American Cancer Society (ACS) is a website offering discussion boards, announcements, member resource library, chatroom, and a monthly newsletter.
On-going support group which provides information, resources and alternatives for people concerned with the many problems associated with aging parents and relatives.
For separated/divorced parents. Educates parents about how parental conflict, separation and divorce affect children. Teaches management skills and alternatives t conflict. Programs is one day 9am to 3:30pm class. Each parent is scheduled in separate one-day sessions.
Assistance for those caring for older relatives or friends is provided through this program. Supportive services include institutional and non-institutional respite, person emergency response systems, home modifications, educational opportunities and counseling and support groups.
The Family Advocacy Counseling and Training Services (FACTS) Program run by the Brain Injury Association of New York is a state-wide support group for families and individuals who sustained a brain injury prior to age 22.
Provides support to parents who have lost a child. 24-hour phone service is provided.
A support group for parents and guardians to learn through workshops and each other, as well to express common joys and concerns.
We offer ongoing support groups as well as fixed time support groups. We also offer free accessible space for support groups and encourage new support groups to form. For more information on current support groups or to inquire about space usage see support group tab on our home page or contact the Center directly.
The group holds meetings throughout the year on the fourth Friday of every month, except for November and December when meetings are held earlier in the month. They are free and open to the public.
Meetings are held 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
67 South Randolph
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
“The Third Option is a relationship education program. What does that mean? The Third Option is a series of fourteen lessons on how to improve communication skills. Individuals who practice the techniques explained are better able to communicate with loved ones in a loving and honest way. The program is designed for couples but can benefit individuals as well.”