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KWC hosts a MOCSA support group for sexual assault survivors.

MOCSA offers several support groups for sexual assault survivors. These support groups are held in-person and virtually at MOCSA's main office as well as outreach sites throughout the metro KC area. A Spanish-speaking support group is held at Keeler Women's Center.

Support groups for survivors of sexual abuse and incest.

Provides a support group for women who are victims of sexual abuse/trauma or women who want to help them.

House of Hope provides supports groups for the community.

Sex Addicts Anonymous and Sexual Compulsives meetings oriented to LGBT+ individuals.

Senior support groups for individuals with developmental disabilities age 50 years and older to provide opportunities to learn about issues important to seniors, socialize with others of similar backgrounds, and develop lasting, caring and supportive relationships.

The Palmer Center offers support groups for seniors and their caretakers.

Provides a Christian study group to discuss how religious and gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender issues relate to each other.

Provides a support group for HIV-positive gay and bisexual men.

The free Parent Support Group provides both mental health support and physical supports, including food, diapers, and childcare at in-person meetings. Each week focuses on a new discussion topic. There is one in-person meeting a month in downtown Kansas City and the remaining sessions are offered virtually.

Parenting Classes offer several options for group based parenting classes for the community in a variety of areas that can be utilized for parents seeking to obtain parenting skills or for those who may have mandated parenting education needs. A certificate is awarded upon completion of each class.

Family Support Groups: Offers monthly family support groups, including Families Connect and Kid Support.

Monthly workshops and quarterly seminars to educate and empower single mothers. Topics vary and include protecting our children from sexual abuse, dating, praying for our children, defining social communities, talking to children about sex, dealing with shame/guilt, goal setting, vision casting, financial workshops, and emotional wholeness. Seminars include continental breakfast and lunch for mothers as well as children's programming.

- NAMI Ending the Silence for Families: A 90-minute presentation for adults with middle or high-school aged youth that includes warning signs, facts and statistics, how to talk with your child and how to work with school staff. - NAMI Family Support Group: A peer-led support group for any adult (18 years and older) with an adult loved one or friend who has experienced symptoms of mental health condition.

Comprised of 15 Variety families, the Council meets monthly with Variety staff members to provide insight and guidance on current and future Variety programming.

A mentoring program that pairs pregnant and parenting young women with experienced mothers. Mentors provide encouragement and support while the young mothers continue their education or work endeavors. Activities are held to promote the physical and social growth of mother and child. Group meetings provide parenting skills, care issues, safety, and health education.

- Parent Support Group: Offers a safe place for parents to express their feelings, hurts, pressures, share their experiences with one another and to ask questions. - Sibling Support Group: Offers siblings a safe place to express their feelings, hurts, pressures and questions. Support group is divided into two age groups ages 5-11 years and 12-18 years.

Support After Abortion Group: Post-abortion support group offers comfort for females who are dealing with past abortions. Parenting Classes: These classes are offered online and cover a variety of topics. Topics such as prenatal care, postnatal care, healthy relationships, personal goal setting, decision making, parenting, child development, discipline, housekeeping, family, and budgeting.

Provides parent education through monthly home visits by a case manager and monthly group meetings with other parents; assessment tools are provided to parents to ensure that children are developing at age-appropriate time frames.

- Midtown Mamas: Mothers and grandmothers meet weekly to share, support, learn and have fun together. - Midtown Men's Club: Fathers and grandfathers meet weekly spending a good part of their time doing service projects throughout the city and help develop services and programs to meet the needs of their group members.

Support group offered for parents, grandparents and other family members that have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, or early infant death. Meetings conducted by Darline Grebe, LCSW. Can contact Generations office or social service office.

Offers a New Moms Network support group.

Birthright provides caring, non-judgmental support to girls and women who are distressed by an unplanned pregnancy.

MFA is an inclusive group of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender people who organize social activities and events which invite other LGBTQ+ families to meet one another, network, find mutual support and share experiences that may be beneficial to other families.