Half of all American children witness the breakup of a parent's marriage. As divorced and/or separated fathers (and those who support us), we know that the challenges that face our children are tremendous and are fraught with emotional conflict. When parents divorce or separate, the impact on our children can be devastating - often felt by them into adulthood. They are more than twice as likely to experience emotional disorders, academic problems, social impairment, drug or alcohol abuse, self-b …

Is your adopted child looking to meet other adopted children? This is a new group offering families through adoption the opportunity to connect and bring children with shared experiences together. Too often our children feel different than most of their peers. This group serves as part play date and part support group. Although this group is open to all ages, I'm looking forward to elementary age children joining.

CHADD is a national non-profit organization serving children and adults with attention deficit disorders. We provide support, education, and resources for those with AD/HD, parents of children with AD/HD, spouses and anyone who wishes to support the AD/HD person in their life. If you are not a CHADD member, or are new to CHADD, please register your contact information with CHADD so that we can contact you about local activities. Your privacy is protected and will not be used for any other …

Polish Mamas i Tatas is a group of Polish parents with children who meet up and teach there children their native language and all about their heritage and traditions. Polish parents with children of all ages are welcomed to join.

A group for any and all families in the Greater Philadelphia Region (Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia County) raising Jewish children. Join us for Jewish activities, make new friends and learn about our community. Perfect for families just like yours! A program of Jewish Learning Venture.

HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy, located in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia, serves school-age children and young adults through age 21 who have severe, multiple disabilities usually resulting from cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury or other neurological impairment. Renowned for our success in empowering students, HMS’s day and residential programs maximize achievement and promote independence. Every child flourishes in our nurturing, respectful environment. Youn …

As parents and caregivers, we feed our children multiple times throughout the day. If your child is a picky eater, overweight or underweight, or doesn't like healthy food, mealtimes can be stressful! A Family Food Registered Dietitian offers practical evidence-based strategies for creating positive mealtimes. Philadelphia Family Food Group is the solution for parents and caregivers wanting to learn what to feed your children and how to get them to eat it!

Come to our professionally run Parent Support Group for parents of children with ADHD. Parents share concerns with each other and hear of other's experiences, coping strategies and referral sources. Meetings also include a monthly topic for discussion with handouts, resources. Dr. Barbo, a licensed psychologist, has facilitated support groups for over 15 years in NJ and PA.

… Talking about your children alienates members who do not have children. There are already many "moms" groups out there, so we want to focus instead on adult friendships. - This is not a group to solicit sexual relationships. - You must have an actual photo of yourself on your profile for the organizer and members to identify each other at events. - All members must come out to an event within 60 days of joining the group. After more than 60 days of inactivity members may be removed. Remember tha …

We are a group of parents and their teen and adult children who needed to start to brainstorm activities and social functions for our special needs children once they started "maxing out" of age limits of most activities and social functions set up for them.

Program Hope is a direct service/advocacy organization dedicated to effectively serve, empower and protect children and people with disabilities as well as abused, trafficked and/or exploited women, residing primarily in the Bucks County and Northeast Philadelphia areas, while actively working to promote economic and social justice.

The BuxMont Mom-entum was started by a group of active moms looking for support, life-long friendships, and fun gatherings for ourselves and our children. Members can be found from Morrisville PA to Cheltenham PA and everywhere in between. This group welcomes SAHM, Working Mom's, Single Moms...anyone proud to be a mom!  Children in our group are ages newborn through kindergarten/ 1st grade.  Please jump in and ask questions, attend events and have fun! We are all waiting for you! :D

I hope to create a group where families with children living with the challenge of sensory processing disorders - auditory, visual, vestibular, tactile, motor planning, etc. - can come together and socialize in a setting where our special kids can play and learn without being judged or ostracized. The target age group is school age kids, who often suffer the most from from perceiving the world differently than their peers do. Right now group activities are open to suggestion. Park dates? Hikes? …

… We also organize and offer French-speaking parents and children the opportunity to get together as well. Please contact me if you are interested in attending one of our get togethers.

Advocating for Speical Kidz is a new meet-up group aimed to provide a forum for caregivers of children with speical needs to learn from and support one another as we provide enriching opportunities for our children.  We will meet on a regular basis to provide various topics of concern, guest speakers, social events and resources.   Everyone has an unique experience that we can each learn from and build upon.  Come join us.

This group is for Progressive Muslim moms living in or around Princeton Junction/Plainsboro who share similar values and interests and wish to help their Muslim children meet other Muslim children and feel a sense of belonging.