This Meetup Group was started so that we all can Bring Together those people who want to share their knowledge and resources with each other, or to be mentored and supported by the membership, while they are supporting and serving their loved ones with developmental disabilities. We will plan meetings for the developmental disability community, so that we can get the latest information out to everyone. We ask that you contact us with any particular subject that you want discussed at one of our m …

This is a group for anyone interested in advocating for children, adolescents or young adults with mental health issues or learning disabilities or other special needs. We, as educational consultants have the knowledge to help families find resources, whether its professionals such as therapists, psychologists or psychiatrists or specialized schools and programs to help their children succeed. Looking forward to helping young people become successful in life.

The AZ ASAN chapter is a part of the national Autism Self-Advocacy Network [www.autisticadvocacy.org] which seeks to advance the principles of the disability rights movment in the Autistic community. ASAN fosters the idea of neurological diversity, a world in which autism is allowed to exist with the same access, rights and opportunities as all other citizens. Our chapter works with the national organization to empower Autistic people to take control of our own lives and the future of our common …

Meet other local Parents of Children with Special Needs, regardless of diagnosis. Gather for support, advice, and companionship. Enjoy socializing with both parents and children.

Meet with local people who suffer from Fibromyalgia to discuss, share, laugh, and conquer the misconceptions regarding this disabling condition.

We'd love to have you join us as our guest at one of our weekly luncheons. We meet each Thursday noon at Kincaid's Restaurant located in the Bank of America Tower at 3rd Street and Washington. Enter from Washington Street into the parking garage for validated parking. Lions are dedicated to serving the less fortunate, with special emphasis on caring for children and adults with visual and hearing disabilities. The projects of our Club are varied - including children's peace poster contest, Thank …

Interfaith CommUNITY meets at SW Herb Shop 148 N. Center St., Mesa, AZ Sunday mornings at 10:30AM 480.593.8798 www.interfaith-community.org Interfaith CommUNITY offers an open minded and diverse group of spiritual seekers who are eager to welcome people from all peaceful beliefs and lifestyles to our gatherings.  We’re eager to know you and excited to share how our Creator is working in and around us. It won’t take you long to discover that this is a faith-family of caring and open minded peopl …

This is a group for young adults that have high functioning Autism or a disability like it that want to meet new people and make friends. Maybe once a week at a park for basketball, coffee shop, out for the movies, or anything relatively easy and cheap thing. I want to meet people who are close in age that I can relate to and we can support each other.

An amazing group of people who share stories, support, ideas and laughs! Come join us... you've got friends who understand what you're going through. Our members consist of men and women, 20's-60's... some of us have just been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and/or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME), and some of us have lived with it for 10-20 years... Some of us have been on Disability for many years, some just a few years, some have just started the application process at …

Hello everyone! My name is Allison. I have had epilepsy since 2006. I wanted to start this group because either I could not find a support group for people who have epilepsy or the location was too far away. I live in the East Valley, in Mesa. It seems a good portion of the group lives in East Mesa, so I thought meeting at the IHOP on Power and Baseline would be a good compromise. We will have that meetup monthly, and then hopefully one other fun meetup where we go see a movie, have a bowling ni …

A group designed for people to learn about A.D.D. together, sharing personal experience, insights, and wisdom. Open to anyone effected by A.D.D. or have loved ones who are.

Get together each month with other disabled photographers and see what adaptive camera equipment is available, share your experience, and get out and photograph the world as you see it! All experience levels welcome, from novice to professional, point-and-shoot to D-SLR. We will explore different wheelchair accessible venues around the Valley.