With No Money Look for an existing group in your area first. Memberships in neighborhood playgroups are usually free. Contact local churches, libraries, YMCAs and hospitals in your area because most support groups for parents meet in locations such as these. Surf the Internet for an existing group. Also, check the community calendar of your local newspaper.
Many groups advertise their meetings.
First, make a few preliminary decisions about the kind of group that you and your child would like. Generally, you need to consider such issues as frequency and location of meetings, necessity of membership dues, and the age-range of the children. Also, spend some time thinking about what you would like for the group to do, such as meet for a social playtime or organize crafts and structured activities. Some of these activities may cost money for materials, so consider them carefully. Second, you need to find other parents who want the same things from a playgroup as you do.