Free Support Groups, Career Services and Financial Planning for Women
The Women’s Center, a regional resource for women, children, and families in Northern Virginia, provides services such as psychotherapy, support and therapy groups, separation and divorce counseling, personal growth and family strengthening workshops, career services, and financial education services. Contact… Continue reading
Information Hotline for Flight Attendants
The National Mental Health Association is offering flight attendants and their families a telephonic and web resource service to provide information and referrals to local mental health resources. This service will begin taking requests from the flight attendant community starting… Continue reading
Hundreds of Volunteers Available!
Greater DC Cares provides volunteer opportunities designed to brighten the lives of adults and children throughout the Greater Washington DC Area. We have thousands of volunteers who are eager to provide assistance. These volunteers have skills that range from puppeteering,… Continue reading
Support for Military Widows
The survivor of a military person faces problems civilian counterparts do not. The death of their spouse may be followed by a change of residence and separation from the network of support they currently have. The Society of Military Widows… Continue reading
Self-Help Clearinghouse for New Jersey Residents
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse provides information and referrals to support groups statewide. In addition, it provides assistance to new and existing groups, workshops, conferences, training workshops, and a directory of support groups. Contact New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse, Northwest Covenant Medical… Continue reading
Counseling Professor offers Free Services
Jorja Prover, Ph.D. is a professor of social welfare at UCLA with twenty years experience in crisis intervention counseling and training. She has worked in several post-war environments, most recently Bosnia and Kosovo and in follow-up to urban crises and… Continue reading
Crisis Hotline for DC Residents
Crisis and Families Stress Hotline is a 24-hour anonymous phone hotline offering support and referrals. Contact Crisis and Families Stress Hotline, P.O. Box 57194, Washington, DC 20037; 202-223-2255; {www.pcamw@juno.com}.
National Mental Health Association Offers Referral Service, and Online Information
The National Mental Health Association (NMHA), with more than 340 affiliates nationwide, is the country’s oldest and largest nonprofit organization addressing all aspects of mental health and mental illness. NMHA works to improve the mental health of all Americans, especially… Continue reading
Free Stress Relief and Bereavement Counseling for Businesses
Healing Works, a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic healthcare and education to people in need, offers free stress relief and bereavement counseling services for staff of social service agencies and other nonprofit groups in NYC. Through our Care to the… Continue reading
Someone Who Cares in New Jersey
Contact Community Services is people helping people. Trained volunteers offer a listening ear, guidance, and information and referrals to community services to anyone with a problem or concern. All the information and referral is done in a confidential and non-judgmental… Continue reading
