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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.

Monthly Support Groups are held for foster, adoptive, relative and guardianship families in the St. Louis area. Adoption and foster care-related issues are the focus of these groups.

Pinnacle Counseling's Mom's Group is a dedicated virtual support space where participants set the agenda and have the opportunity to explore the unique realities of being a mom in a world dominated by insta-perfect standards.

Family Service of Glencoe offers grade-level-based parent discussion groups to encourage positive conversations around social-emotional issues.

Charlie Health provides one-on-one support for parents and caregivers to dispel myths and grow knowledge of topics including LGBTQIA+ history, gender, pronouns, relationships, and more.

Birthways, Inc. provides trained Labor Support Doulas who provide continuous labor and postpartum support services.

Virtual and in-person support groups for expectant and new moms, also online social media groups, including Cradle Talk, Nurturing Mom.

Provides faith-based support for couples and for individuals going through hardship, including addiction struggle, trauma

Center on Halsted's Prospective Parent Support Group is a 10-week support group intended for prospective LGBTQIA parents. Topics discussed and covered include general anxieties about becoming a parent, need for social support, navigating legal challenges, internalized homophobia, issues of raising children from other ethnicities, or other topics that group members feel are important.

Center for Independence offers sibling support groups, parent education nights, and home-visit training programs to better incorporate conductive education principles into the child's day. The community provided by the network of Center families provides ample opportunity for support as well as equipment sharing and referral recommendations. This program is for caregivers of children or adults with a physical disability, including cerebral palsy and stroke.

Pinnacle Counseling's Mom's Group is a dedicated virtual support space where participants set the agenda and have the opportunity to explore the unique realities of being a mom in a world dominated by insta-perfect standards.

The Parent & Family Engagement program is an initiative to empower Parent Leaders with skills and knowledge to support their child's academic success. Focusing on building meaningful parent-child relationships, this program enhances school outcomes and creates a safe, child-centered school climate. Parent Leaders are provided with comprehensive workshops, and training designed to enhance their parenting skills.

Family Service of Glencoe offers grade-level-based parent discussion groups to encourage positive conversations around social-emotional issues.

Family Service of Glencoe offers grade-level-based parent discussion groups to encourage positive conversations around social-emotional issues.

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren is an Illinois Department on Aging-funded kinship care program that assists grandparents or older adults in caring for children ages 18 and younger within the home.

Family Service of Glencoe offers grade-level-based parent discussion groups to encourage positive conversations around social-emotional issues.

A House in Austin (AHIA) facilitates diverse programs, including interactive support groups, nutrition-focused My Fresh Table, engaging Book Club discussions, and practical finance workshops. Every adult program includes a concurrent children's program for worry-free attendance.

Parent Support Groups connect moms with peers and include facilitated discussions on childhood development, parenting, health and wellness, and parent/child bonding and development activities. Free childcare is provided upon request and a to-go dinner is given to each family after the meeting. Transportation can also be arranged. New Moms' coaches use the Parents as Teachers coaching and learning model to engage young moms, which ensures that parents, 24 years old and under, become their children's first, best teachers.

Charlie Health offers support groups for parents, grandparents, or guardians of teens and young adults who struggle with mental health and substance use disorders.

Marillac St Vincent Family Services' Parent Support is designed to empower parents and caregivers, ensuring every child in their programs has the tools and support they need to grow, thrive, and succeed. Services include:Short-Term Counseling & Play TherapySocial Skills DevelopmentCrisis InterventionCase ManagementSchool System NavigationReferrals to SpecialistsParent Interest Groups

A House in Austin (AHIA) provides a parent-child music class that focuses on singing, drumming, and movement. Children will use musical instruments to tap a steady beat, sing patterns, and explore their musicality. The songs and nursery rhymes build early literacy skills. Musikgarten is the leader in early childhood music education, and they combine this program with imaginative playtime and creative art exploration. Classes are 40 minutes of music and 35 minutes of art and playtime. A healthy snack will be provided for the children. All classes are free.

The Grandparents Raising Grandchildren (GRG) program works to locate, assist, and promote awareness of older caregivers who are currently raising their family's children. The GRG provides support groups, information, and referral assistance from trained professionals and facilitators to meet grandparents' needs.

Firman Community Services provides a case manager and comprehensive support for pregnant women and infants up to the age of one. Patients receive pre- and post-natal care, program referrals, insurance registration and assistance, immunizations up to the age of one, well-baby visits, home visitation, diapers, formula, CTA fare, food pantry access, quarterly baby showers, baby clothing, support group meetings, and access to emergency funds when available.

Marillac St Vincent Family Services' Parent Support is designed to empower parents and caregivers, ensuring every child in their programs has the tools and support they need to grow, thrive, and succeed. Services include:Short-Term Counseling & Play TherapySocial Skills DevelopmentCrisis InterventionCase ManagementSchool System NavigationReferrals to SpecialistsParent Interest Groups

Relatives as Parents (RAP) is a parent support group for extended family that serve as caregivers for children, including grandmothers, aunts/uncles and friends. RAP parent group sessions are held on a monthly basis.