By Sandy . . . Even though registrants are as different from one another as everyone else, they do have some commonalities. Almost all registrants report feelings of isolation and being disconnected from others. One way to help lessen these feelings is to find groups where you feel like you fit and can gain the support you need to help you with your way forward.

One of the frequently used pages on NARSOL’s resource site is the listing of organizations that might help you do this.

They are arranged alphabetically by state, so it’s easy to find what you are looking for. Each one contains the contact information, including a link to the website, so you can check it out before contacting them. There are also a number of organizations that are national; they are listed alphabetically with the states as “US.”

Another similar category is that of support groups. They are predominately Fearless group meetings. Every state is not represented, but we are working to change that.

Whether you’re looking for a place to volunteer your talents, a place that has group meetings where you can participate if you wish, or just a place where you feel you belong, check out the “Organizations” page under the “Orgs & People” menu item and “Support groups” under the “Life Support” menu.

And if you know of a good organization that isn’t listed, go to the bottom of the page to “Add an organization” and fill out the form.

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