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Support Groups in Coventry

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35+ Late Diagnosed Autistic and ADHD Adults - NeuroRoots Peer Support Group at Coundon Social Club Carpark,FREE
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35+ Late Diagnosed Autistic and ADHD Adults - NeuroRoots Peer Support Group

📍 Coundon Social Club Carpark,

Bereavement Point - St Andrew's Church Cafe Space at St Andrew's Church, RugbyFREE
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Bereavement Point - St Andrew's Church Cafe Space

📍 St Andrew's Church, Rugby

Lake View Park Consultation at Lake View ParkFREE
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Lake View Park Consultation

📍 Lake View Park

Bereavement Point - Moathouse Leisure Centre at Moat House Leisure & Neighbourhood CentreFREE
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Bereavement Point - Moathouse Leisure Centre

📍 Moat House Leisure & Neighbourhood Centre

Chat and Cuppa – COVENTRY | support group for parents/carers by CASS at CoventryFREE
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Chat and Cuppa – COVENTRY | support group for parents/carers by CASS

📍 Coventry

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Support Groups in Nearby Cities

Warwick
14.9km away
Birmingham
26.6km away
Stratford-upon-Avon
27.1km away
Leicester
36.3km away
Northampton
45.8km away
Wolverhampton
45.8km away
Worcester
53.3km away
Derby
57.4km away
Nottingham
65.6km away
Milton Keynes
65.9km away
Cheltenham
68.1km away
Oxford
75.0km away

Support Groups in Coventry — Guide

Support groups in Coventry offer a warm and welcoming environment for people facing similar challenges to connect and support one another. Whether you're dealing with mental health issues, chronic illness, or personal struggles, these gatherings provide a safe space where everyone feels understood. Meetings often happen regularly—weekly or bi-weekly—at various types of venues like pub function rooms, community centres, and arts hubs. Expect discussions, sharing experiences, and sometimes workshops that can offer practical advice and coping strategies.