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• Make Today Count: Support group for those with life threatening illness and their families.

• Adult Asthmatic Support Group, Better Breather's Club (chronic obstructive lung disease/families), Spinal Cord Injury Alumni Group, New Strides Stroke Club, etc.

Provides online support groups available 24 Hours a day for people affected by rheumatoid arthritis, etc.

Provides virtual support groups for Myasthenia Gravis issues.

Spinal Cord Injury Support Group: Help educate patients and those in the community about Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) and provide encouragement through treatment and a safe environment for people to share their experiences.

Offers support groups that focus on educational, emotional, and social support to caregivers and individuals living with sickle cell and related disorders.

Support Groups: Support groups for people with Parkinson's and their families at several locations in Missouri and southern Illinois.

Provides support groups for patients with leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease or multiple myeloma and their families; groups are also available for children with cancer, their siblings and their parents.

Provides support groups that include educational and emotional support for patients with Diabetes and Parkinson's Disease.

Provides support groups including educational and emotional support for patients dealing with grief.

In-person and online support groups for individuals living with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety and other related mental health challenges.

Provides a range of virtual services to support those affected by substance use disorders, including weekly virtual family support meetings and a 16-week one-on-one substance use recovery program.

Faith-based 12 step support group recovery program that addresses all types of hurts, pain and addictions. Provides an online search tool to find groups to attend.

Provides a forum for individuals to exchange practical information, share experiences and support during grief.

Bereavement support groups on topics that include understanding grief and loss, managing depression, coping during holidays and special occasions, recognizing and expressing feelings, stress management. Also offers periodic free bereavement workshops.

Support groups online and in-person for persons with mental health conditions and their families and friends, and self-care program for persons seeking to maintain healthy mental health

Substance use treatment services and support groups available.

Provides support group gatherings for postpartum young moms up to 22 years old, young families with pregnant or parenting adolescents, and young dads. Also, online support group forum on Instagram.

Provides support groups for individuals who are newly blinded and their family members. Transportation is provided to those who are in need of services.

Offers support groups for individuals who have or knows someone with epilepsy.

Provide peer support in an open environment to those suffering from mood disorders such as bipolar and depression. The goal is to enhance their employment opportunities, improve recreation, relationship skills, and reduce the recurrence of symptoms through self-help techniques.

Lupus Support Groups: Provides a support group for individuals with lupus along with caregivers, family members and friends of individuals with lupus. Available both online and in person.

Holds weekly peer grief support meetings for those who have lost a loved one to their substance use. Meetings are both in person and Zoom.

SHARE: Mutual help support groups for parents and families available at various locations in the St. Louis metropolitan area.

Due to COVID-19, Support Group Meetings are virtual

• Family Support Group: A peer-led support group sharing knowledge and experience on living with individuals with a mental health illness.

• Connection Recovery Support Group: A peer-led, confidential support group including 12 principles of support while connecting other individuals in recovery who are learning to cope with issues related to mental illness.

• Parent Support Group: Offers a non-judgmental, confidential environment for sharing emotions and thoughts with other parents and caregivers who have similar experiences of a child with a mental health illness.

Support group for parents of children diagnosed with Williams Syndrome.