Support Groups

Connect with other single parents in your area or online. Find support, share experiences, and build lasting friendships.

In-Person
4.8
Single Parents Network - Downtown
Community Center, 123 Main St
Every Tuesday, 7:00 PM
25 members

Weekly support group for single parents dealing with everyday challenges. Childcare provided.

Facilitator

Sarah Johnson, LCSW

Topics Covered

Parenting
Time Management
Self-Care
Virtual
4.9
Single Moms Strong
Online via Zoom
Sundays, 8:00 PM EST
150 members

Online support group specifically for single mothers. Safe space to share experiences and advice.

Facilitator

Dr. Maria Rodriguez

Topics Covered

Financial Planning
Dating
Career
In-Person
4.7
Dads Flying Solo
Recreation Center, 456 Oak Ave
First Saturday of month, 10:00 AM
18 members

Monthly meetup for single fathers. Focus on parenting skills and building community.

Facilitator

Mike Thompson

Topics Covered

Father-Child Bonding
Discipline
Activities
Virtual
4.6
Young Single Parents (Under 30)
Online via Discord
Daily chat, Weekly video calls
200 members

24/7 online community for young single parents. Peer support and resource sharing.

Facilitator

Community Moderated

Topics Covered

Education
Career Building
Social Life
In-Person
4.8
Single Parents After Divorce
Library Meeting Room, 789 Pine St
Wednesdays, 6:30 PM
30 members

Support group for recently divorced single parents navigating co-parenting and new routines.

Facilitator

Jennifer Park, MFT

Topics Covered

Co-Parenting
Legal Issues
Emotional Healing
Virtual
4.5
Working Single Parents
Online via Google Meet
Thursdays, 12:00 PM EST
85 members

Lunch-hour support group for working single parents. Focus on work-life balance.

Facilitator

David Chen, Career Coach

Topics Covered

Time Management
Career Growth
Childcare
Don't See a Group That Fits?
Start your own support group and help build community in your area.

Starting an In-Person Group

  • • Find a regular meeting location (library, community center)
  • • Choose a consistent day and time
  • • Create ground rules for confidentiality and respect
  • • Consider childcare arrangements
  • • Promote through local parenting networks

Starting a Virtual Group

  • • Choose a video platform (Zoom, Google Meet)
  • • Set up recurring meeting times
  • • Create online community space (Facebook, Discord)
  • • Establish moderation guidelines
  • • Share resources and meeting recordings

Benefits of Support Groups

Research shows that single parents who participate in support groups experience better mental health and parenting outcomes.

Reduce Isolation

Connect with others who understand your challenges and celebrate your victories.

Share Resources

Learn about local resources, services, and opportunities from other parents.

Build Skills

Develop parenting skills, coping strategies, and personal growth through shared experiences.