SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE-SAN DIEGO
EIN 33-0138881 · Counseling (F60)
What they do
Grief Support Program Including Support Groups With 27+ Meetings A Month Over ZOOM and In Person. The Meetings Reach Roughly 875 People A Month, Predominantly In San Diego County. The Online Platform of ZOOM Allows Survivors Outside of The Region and Even The US to Access Services for Their Loss. ZOOM Allows to Provide "specialty" Groups That Focus On A Certain Populations Such As Native American Tribes, (San Diego Has The Largest Number of Native American Tribes In The Nation) Spanish Speakeers Only, Military,Vet & First Responders As Well As Mens Only, Loss of Spouse, Loss of Twin and Youth Suicide Loss. The Warm-line and Email Services Allow Survivors Resources During Daylight Hours. Distribution of A Weekly News Blast to 1,000+ Subscribers and Two Newsletters Annually to Over 1,000 Individuals.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1993
- Location
- 8064 ALLISON AVE PMB 3297, LA MESA, CA 91944-6901
- County
- San Diego
- In care of
- % BRYAN BEAR