Support Group

A safe space to meet those who understand you

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How Does It Work?

Four simple steps toward your safe space

1

Register Your Details

Fill out a simple form so we can get to know you

2

A Brief Interview

We speak with you for fifteen minutes to confirm the group suits you

3

Sign the Agreement

Review the group's guidelines and commit to them with us

4

Join the Circle

Begin your weekly journey with your group in a warm setting

Why Does Your Presence Matter?

Your presence is not only for you. It reminds someone else that they are not alone. Every empty seat in the circle is noticed, and every attendance strengthens the trust of the whole group.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Jisr provides direct one-on-one support with a trained volunteer, while Support Group offers peer support groups: meeting people going through similar experiences and sharing support together under a trained facilitator.
No. Support Group is a peer support group for sharing experiences and social support, and is not a substitute for clinical assessment or psychological or medical treatment.
Yes, a nickname is used throughout the program instead of your real name, and your real identity is never disclosed to other group members.
You apply through the form, and we contact you for a brief interview (or add you to the waitlist depending on the program). Once accepted, you sign the agreement and join the upcoming season.
Yes, you have the full right to withdraw at any time you feel the group no longer suits you.

Support Group offers peer support groups for sharing experiences and social support, and is not a substitute for clinical assessment or psychological or medical treatment.