DEALING WITH DIVORCE
EIN 83-4292441 · Counseling (F60)
What they do
Dealing With Divorce (DWD) Provides Accessible, Virtual Support Groups Sunday Through Thursday At 7 PM MST. These Support Groups Allow Individuals Affected By Divorce - Including Divorcees and Children of Divorce - Find Support, Learn About Others Experiences, Engage In Self-discovery, and Continue Healing From The Effects of Divorce (including Mental and Physical Health Consequences, Financial Consequences, and More). DWD Currently Has 20 Facilitators Who Conduct The Virtual Support Groups, and 180 Members Who Receive The Weekly Newsletters and Invites to The Weekly Meetings. In A Recent Data Analysis of Member Surveys Performed At A Local University, DWD Support Groups Were Found to Significantly Alleviate The Effects of Divorce, Especially The Mental and Emotional Effects. DWD Also Provides Training and Educational Resources to Volunteer Facilitators, Grant Writers, Social Media Interns, and Community Outreach Coordinators to Further Their Skill Sets and Abilities. All DWD Volunteer
How to reach them
ContactRebekah LeavittVice President
Mailing address690 W 800 N, PROVO, UT 84601-1517
Main phone(801) 230-6784 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailwebmaster@dealingwithdivorce.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2021
- County
- Utah
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