Informal telephone support is available to people who want to speak with another person who has experienced similar situations and issues in living with lupus. We will provide supportive services for children, young adults, and family members on an individual basis. Support can be given in a variety of settings, including hospitals, homes, and any other chosen comfort zone. Back to Top Educational Programs Programs specifically designed to meet the needs of people with lupus, their family and friends, the general public, and other health care providers. Topics are based on requests from members and participants.
Discounts are available for members .
Back to Top Informative Newsletter Bi-monthly chapter newsletter gives current information about lupus, research updates, volunteer opportunities, chapter happenings and more. Available for chapter members only. Back to Top Advocacy Direct advocacy for people who are having problems related to lupus such as health care, employment, social security, special education, access, and other disability issues, are available. Back to Top Information and Referral Specific referrals to physicians familiar with lupus, information about available community resources, and other appropriate connections to meet the needs of the person with lupus. Back to Top Short-Term Counseling Counseling for individuals or family members who are having difficulty with issues surrounding lupus.