Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Homicide Family Group. An ongoing group open to homicide survivors providing a safe and understanding environment where experience, information, and emotional support can be shared. Please call to register before attending for the first time; they meet uptown (with free parking) on the first Tuesday of each month in the early evening. Call another group leader at 704-336-6679 Mon-Fri 9-5; leave a messsage for a return call or a leader of the group at 704-336-2364 Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm.
MOM-O (Mothers of Murdered Offspring). A group of mothers and fathers of murdered offpsring who are banding together to support each other and make a difference in reducing violence in our community. They help families find resources any time after the loss of a loved one. Amongst other services, MOM-O has special get togethers twice a year for those who have lost a child to murder. Call or email a leader of the group (mailto:jhwimo@hotmail.com). Call Lisa, the groups administrator, at 704-343-0068 any time any day (late night calls returned the day) or for more information at 704-376-9989 any day 9am-11pm. http://www.momocares.org
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). This organization provides a variety of support services (including a support group) for victims of drunk driving crashes as well as their parents, other relatives, friends, and concerned others. They do not have a local chapter in Mecklenburg County; the NC office in Raleigh covers our local area. Call the NC office at 800-248-6233. http://www.madd.org/local-offices/nc
Shelter for Battered Women (all groups). The Shelter provides support services and safety for women and children who are in or who have been in an abusive relationship with an intimate partner. They also sponsor professionally facilitated free support groups. For adult women these include groups addressing making decisions about abusive relationships, parenting, trauma recovery, and substance abuse. They also work with children regarding trauma and offer free childcare. Call the Shelter to reigster for a support group at 704-944-0168 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm or the Shelter hot-line for a domestic violence emergency at 704-332-2513 any time any day to speak confidentially to a counselor. http://www.unitedfamilyservices.org/shelter-for-battered-women/
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MOM-O (Mothers of Murdered Offspring). A group of mothers and fathers of murdered offpsring who are banding together to support each other and make a difference in reducing violence in our community. They help families find resources any time after the loss of a loved one. Amongst other services, MOM-O has special get togethers twice a year for those who have lost a child to murder. Call or email a leader of the group (mailto:jhwimo@hotmail.com). Call Lisa, the groups administrator, at 704-343-0068 any time any day (late night calls returned the day) or for more information at 704-376-9989 any day 9am-11pm. http://www.momocares.org
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). This organization provides a variety of support services (including a support group) for victims of drunk driving crashes as well as their parents, other relatives, friends, and concerned others. They do not have a local chapter in Mecklenburg County; the NC office in Raleigh covers our local area. Call the NC office at 800-248-6233. http://www.madd.org/local-offices/nc
Shelter for Battered Women (all groups). The Shelter provides support services and safety for women and children who are in or who have been in an abusive relationship with an intimate partner. They also sponsor professionally facilitated free support groups. For adult women these include groups addressing making decisions about abusive relationships, parenting, trauma recovery, and substance abuse. They also work with children regarding trauma and offer free childcare. Call the Shelter to reigster for a support group at 704-944-0168 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm or the Shelter hot-line for a domestic violence emergency at 704-332-2513 any time any day to speak confidentially to a counselor. http://www.unitedfamilyservices.org/shelter-for-battered-women/
Use this link to locate national groups.
Didn't find what you want?
Contact us by phone for assistance.
We are adding new groups every day.
Thank you for your patience and understanding
as we bring our brand new site up to speed.
Jose N Harris
