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About the Denver Metro Chapter: Managed by dedicated volunteer, Jennifer Brann
PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR MEETINGS ARE NOW GOING VIRTUAL THROUGH ZOOM. YOU WILL FIND ON OUR MEETUP.COM SITE (http://www.meetup.com/denver-metro-chadd-support/) INFORMATION ABOUT THE UPCOMING EVENT, ALONG WITH THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING.
Meetings are FREE, though CHADD groups are financially supported by memberships and donations, so we kindly ask you to consider joining CHADD or donating online to help support our mission in improving the lives of those affected by AD/HD. Your CHADD membership or donation will help support the Denver-Metro Chapter!
PROGRAM AUDIENCE: Adults with ADHD, Parents/Caregivers of Children or Teens with ADHD, Partners of others with ADHD, Educators and Professionals working with those with ADHD. We encourage you to come and share openly your experiences and issues in a comfortable, safe environment.
Contact us: web:www.meetup.com/denver-metro-chadd-support/
RESOURCES and MEMBERSHIP
Do you need information and resource help? As a volunteer, we try to respond as quickly as possible to all requests about our local CHADD group.
However, if you have a more pressing need for information or assistance about the many aspects of dealing with ADHD (including diagnosis, treatment options, educational rights, etc.), please contact CHADD’s National Resource Center on ADHD (NRC), online at www.help4adhd.org or by phone at 800-233-4050 (press option 2, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm Eastern time).
The NRC is staffed by trained Health Information Specialists who can answer many of your questions about AD/HD and provide other helpful information and resources. (NOTE: although the NRC does not provide legal, medical or other professional advice, Specialists can offer ideas and suggestions to help you find what you are looking for).
Community resources and national resources: We have a list of local non-profit organizations, national organizations and CHADD professional and organizational members who have requested to be in our directory in the area in the links section.
Donations (tax deductible) and CHADD membership fees
- Parent training: CHADD's Parent to Parent training on ADHD. The entire course takes about 14 hours of time and is usually offered as a seven-week class, meeting for two hours once a week. Participants receive extensive materials to support them, including articles, reference materials, handouts, and homework assignments. There is a fee for the class and it is only available to CHADD members. You can join CHADD when you register for the class or you can join CHADD online or by calling 800-233-4050.
Disclaimer: CHADD does not endorse or represent products, services, publication, medications or treatments.
New to ADHD or CHADD?
**If you are not a CHADD member, or are new to CHADD, please register your contact information with CHADD so that we can contact you about local activities. Your privacy is protected and will not be used for any other purpose except to contact you about CHADD programs and activities. When you register with CHADD, you will be added to our e-mail address list. You may opt-out at any time.
Contact Information
Contact: Jennifer Brann
Address:
Denver, CO
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Local Volunteer Opportunities
HOST TEAM MEMBER: Meeting greeters. You help to make newcomers feel welcome, assist members with sign-in, snacks, handout and membership information. You can also assist with donations and membership fees at the meetings. Come at 6PM, prior to the start of the meeting to be a greeter!
CHADD AFFILIATE: Denver Metro CHADD
Contact: Jennifer Brann
CHADD NATIONAL
CHADD Local Groups Need Your Support
CHADD has local groups throughout the United States. Each group offers programming or information specific to their geographic area. Local CHADD groups offer assistance for parents, children, young adults, adults and other stakeholders (psychologists, teachers, doctors, etc.). CHADD groups also provide advocacy, support, networking and information to those affected by ADHD in their communities.
Ways you can support these efforts are as follows:
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Donate to this effort
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Contact your local CHADD group to advocate for support groups
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Contact your school district to host and support newly forming or current groups
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Contact your local community foundation or other foundations in your area to support this effort
For questions on these, or any options to support CHADD please visit our web site at https://CHADD..org or contact the CHADD National office at (301) 306-7070.
