No. This is not just for autism. We welcome caregivers of adults with any diagnosis, including intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, neurological conditions, rare disorders, and dual diagnoses.

No. This support group is completely free.

Yes. This support group is designed specifically for parents and caregivers of adults and young adults with special needs. The meeting space is reserved for caregivers so they can openly discuss challenges, experiences, and support needs.

If you would like to bring your young adult with you, they are welcome to come to the building but they cannot attend the meeting itself.

A sensory room is available where young adults with disabilities may stay unsupervised while caregivers participate in the support group. Please note that no supervision is provided.

Each meeting provides a safe and welcoming space to:

• Share experiences

• Ask questions

• Learn practical tools and resources

• Connect with other caregivers who understand

• Discuss real life challenges and wins

That is perfectly okay. Come when you can. There is no long term commitment required.

This is a peer support group, not a clinical therapy session. While we may discuss emotional topics, this is meant to be a supportive community environment.

Yes, the Bon Secours Project Search building is accessible.

Tuesday Evenings at 6:00 PM

March 17

April 21

May 19

June 16

July 21

August 18

September 15

October 20

November 17

December 15

Thursday Mornings at 10:00 AM

March 12

April 9

May 14

June 11

July 9

August 13

September 10

October 8

November 12

December 10

You are especially welcome. Whether your loved one was recently diagnosed or you have been navigating this for years, this group meets you exactly where you are.

Yes. If someone else helps care for your loved one or simply wants to better understand your journey, they are welcome to attend.

Yes. We ask all participants to respect privacy and confidentiality. This is a safe space built on trust and mutual respect.

That is completely okay. This is a space where you can show up as you are. There is no pressure to speak. You can simply listen if that feels better.

While CASA is rooted in compassion and service, this support group is open to all backgrounds and beliefs. Everyone is welcome.

No childcare or supervision is provided during meetings. Since this is a shared office space, the sensory room works well for young adults that are generally calm, self sufficient and able to remain there unsupervised for the duration of the meeting

This group is designed specifically for caregivers and family members. If you are a professional interested in collaboration or presenting resources, please contact CASA directly.

No problem. Each meeting stands on its own. Join us at the next available date.

Meetings typically last about 60 to 90 minutes, depending on discussion and participation.

Just yourself. You may bring a notebook if you like, but it is not required.

Bon Secours Project Search Building

120 Sumner St

Greenville, SC