DivorceCare: Summary

DivorceCare

Non-profit, support services, mental health, community support

DivorceCare provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to heal from the pain of divorce and separation.

DivorceCare is a support group designed to help individuals heal from the emotional pain of separation and divorce. It offers a 13-week, video-based series that provides comfort and guidance to those in need.

13-week video-based support series; In-person and online group options; Daily encouragement through email; Resources for church staff and volunteers

DivorceCare is most valuable for individuals seeking emotional support after a divorce, parents looking for guidance on how to help their children cope, and church staff wanting to facilitate healing groups.

Established program with 25 years of experience; Comprehensive resources for both participants and leaders; Strong community support and shared experiences

DivorceCare's main strengths include its extensive experience, the effectiveness of its structured program, and the supportive community it fosters among participants.

DivorceCare positions itself as a compassionate and effective resource for healing from divorce, emphasizing its faith-based approach.

The target users include individuals going through divorce, parents affected by separation, and church leaders looking to support their communities.

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Hope & healing for the hurt of separation and divorce

Compassionate, supportive, encouraging

DivorceCare is recognized as the #1 divorce recovery program in the world, with over 1 million participants benefiting from its structured support.

DivorceCare identifies itself as a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to helping individuals find hope and healing through community support.