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The helpline serves people with memory loss, caregivers, health care professionals and the public.
Service(s)offered: Education and support for diabetics and their caregivers/familymembers.
Support group that is open to all people who identify as LGBTQIA and need a safe space to share and gain support from individuals in the community.
Relatives as Parents Program is a free community-based program that works with families throughout Dutchess County providing educational workshops, peer support groups, respite events, inter-generational activities, referrals and resources for non-parent caregivers raising children. RAPP staff works with non-parent caregivers and their children to provide a fun, safe, welcoming space for them to connect with other families in situations similar to their own.
Upstate group for panic, anxiety, and depression is a support group that reaches out to individuals that are dealing with issues concerning panic, anxiety, depression and are looking for effective coping strategies as well as support.
TREM is a 24-session group for women with histories of abuse and trauma. Focuses on educating and empowering women and teaching them healthy ways of coping. Sessions offer the group a different discussion topic each week. New members may join with approval of the group facilitator. Research has proven that women who have completed TREM have had lower rates of ER visits, re-hospitalization, and incarceration.
Support Together For Emotional and Mental Serenity and Sobriety. Wednesday 11:00am - 12:00pm
Self help step group focused on co-occurring Mental Illness and substance abuse. Peer le.
Through individual counseling, telephone support, workshops and support groups, we can help you understand and manage the grieving process.
We offer tailored programs and services to meet the needs of adults, teens, and children as they work through their grieving experience.
We maintain a library of articles, pamphlets, and books that focus on different aspects of grief and loss.
We hold non-denominational services and ceremonies for families and friends of hospice patients, and other caregivers and loved ones.
Grief Support Groups may be available to members of the community as well. Your loved one need not have been served by Hudson Valley Hospice to participate.
Our grief support services are available for up to 13 months following a loss.
Headway of WNY, Inc. is a support and advocacy agency for individuals in WNY with brain injuries, other disabilities, and seniors. Headway of WNY, Inc. holds support groups for survivors of brain injury, their families and caregivers, as well as veterans. The RRDC also oversees both NHTD and TBI Medicaid Waivers, intended for nursing-home eligible individuals in WNY who wish to live in the community with services.
The Hearing Loss Association of Albany (HLAA) is a volunteer organization for persons with hearing loss, their friends, families, and other concerned individuals. HLAA provides education, advocacy and support.