Support Groups
No SOSL Support Groups will be meeting in person as per the directives set forth in response to the COVID-19 situation. We are working through the process of setting some groups to meet online during this time. Please call the warmline at 619 482-0297 or emailMichele@SOSLsd.orgfor more details.
Thank you for your understanding!
Our SOSL Support Groups provide a comfortable, non-threatening setting to share your experiences and thoughts. Or you may just want to listen. But being with those who have had a similar experience, who can understand in a special way, is a gift the group shares with one another, a gift that may not be available elsewhere.
Anyone who has lost a family member or friend is invited to attend. All groups are free of charge and no prior registration is needed. All the groups listed on the calendar are conducted by SOSL and are not affiliated with the venue listed, e.g. hospital, community center, church, etc. Read more.
For more information about any of the groups, please call 619-482-0297 or email info@SOSLsd.org.
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Mission Bay / Clairemont Area
August 24, 2021 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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An event every month that begins at 7:00 pm on day Fourth of the month, repeating until September 30, 2021
NOTE: Due to the COVID 19 Countywide Precautions – the Scripps Mercy Group will not be able to meet in person through the end of March. We are working on an online option for this group. Please email Tim@Hathaway.net call him at 1 858-361-0703 for more information.
Clairemont Emmanuel Baptist Church. 2610 Galveston St., San Diego, 92110 Meets on 2nd & 4th Tuesdays (except major holidays). Ongoing, drop-in group.
Park in the lower parking lot. You may use the handicapped parking spots.
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