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Support groups meet virtually across Florida, Alabama, Tennessee , Kentucky and in our LupusConnect Community. We are here for you every step of the way.

Virtual Support Groups

For the safety of our constituents and facilitators during the Covid-19 pandemic, our in-person support groups have been moved online. Please see below for specific groups, dates, and times.

Los invitamos a unirse a un grupo de apoyo virtual. Consulte la lista de grupos en su area para las fechas y horarios especificos a ese grupo.

National Support Groups
Asian Community Support Group

Meets 3rd Thursday of the month 9:00pm-10:30pm ET Contact: lfaasiangroup@gmail.com

Hispanic/Latino Community Support Group

Meets 4th Saturday of the month, 2:00pm-3:00pm ET Contact: LFAespanolgroup@gmail.com

Men's Support Group

Meets 4th Tuesday of the month, 8:00pm-9:00pm ET Contact: lfamancave@gmail.com

National Youth Support Group

For individuals ages 7-25 years. Meets 1st Saturday, 1:00pm-2:00pm ET. Meets 3rd Tuesday, 7:00pm-8:00pm ET. Contact: Call (833) 587-8710 ext. 805 to speak to a facilitator.

Lupus Sister Circle (NEW) - Black Women Support Group

For Black women living with lupus - open to all impacted by lupus. Facilitator: Chanel Barrett Meets 3rd Thursday at 4 - 5:15pm Pacific / 7 – 8:15 Eastern Virtual, Monthly, February – October Email: LFAsistercircle@gmail.com

Lupus Caregiver Support

A support group for anyone who is a caregiver or care partner for a lupus warrior: parents, spouse, friends, relatives, adult children help to care for their parent Facilitators: Kim Harris and Wanda Green Meets 1st Saturday @ 9 – 10am Pacific / 12 - 1pm Eastern Virtual, Every Other Month, January - November National Holiday Support Meetings held virtually in December for anyone to attend.

Support Group Disclaimer

The Lupus Foundation of America support groups are intended to assist group members to adjust to a life with lupus and to provide current and reliable lupus information & resources. The groups are open to those with lupus, their loved ones, and caregivers and are implemented by LFA-trained facilitators. LFA support groups are not designed to provide professional psychotherapy or counseling; however out of respect for participants, confidentiality is required, and no information shall be revealed outside of the group. The opinions and statements expressed by the group members or its volunteer leaders do not necessarily reflect the opinions or positions of the Lupus Foundation of America.

 

Lupus Connect

We also encourage you to join our online support communityLupus Connect, where individuals with lupus and their loved ones can engage daily with others like themselves 24/7.

Need additional support? Contact us via email at infose@lupus.org

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