Support Groups

Where to turn for support? Help list the support groups in town:

• Alcoholics Anonymous
  

• Alzheimer's Support Group
  

• Al-Anon, Davis AFG Meeting Schedule
  

• Al-Anon Adult Child of Alcoholics
  

• Asian Pacific Islander Queers — A group for individuals who identify with both the API and LGBTQIA communities.
  

• Asexual Association — A social/support group for people who identify under the asexual umbrella
  

• Breastfeeding Support Program
  

• Caregiver Support Group — Offered every 2nd Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 pm for family caregivers of frail adults. Located at Yolo Adult Day Health Center
  

• Co-Dependents Anonymous — Only requirement is desire for healthy and loving relationships
  

• Davis Men's Community Talk & Drum Circle
  

• Diabetes Advocacy & Awareness Group
  

• Gender Group — A group for transgender and gender non-conforming people
  

• Gnomes Anonymous — A wiki-centric support group
  

• La Familia — A group for individuals who identify with both the Latin@ and LGBTQIA community
  

• Marijuana Anonymous — No meetings in Davis, Sacramento only. Similar to AA program.
  

• ManKind Project — Meetings in Davis.
  

• Narcotics Anonymous
  

• National Alliance for the Mentally Ill — Advocacy group for the mentally ill
  

• Polyamory/Non-monogamy Group — A group for people in or considering poly/non-mono relationships
  

• Prostate Cancer Support Group — Meets monthly on second Monday at 6:30 PM, Davis Senior Center.
  

• Pregnancy Loss Support Groups — For women who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or other types of pregnancy loss, these groups are intended to provide a safe place to meet and share, to give and receive support.
  

• Scoliosis Discussion Group — Offers resources and support for adolescents with scoliosis and their parents
  

• Student Recruitment and Retention Center — Offers annual retreats for extra motivation
  

• Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Center
  

• Single Parent Support Group
  

• Wikiholics Anonymous
  

• Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization — Breast cancer advocacy and support
  

• Yolo Compassionate Friends — Group for parents who have had a child die
  

• Medication Nation — A network of individuals in the Greater Sacramento region who oppose psychiatric abuse, for survivors and family.

• Students at UC Davis have many options, several offered through CAPS. Most are free.
  

• There are also several groups listed on the Parenting page.