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As a member of ARC you will receive full details of the ARC support services that may be appropriate to your needs, regular mailings of newsletters, invitations to parents’ meetings and continued support for as long as you want it. It is easy to become a member. All you need to do is send us an email to info@arc-uk.org, giving us a little information about your circumstances and your name and address. Any information you give us will remain confidential.
ARC provides a moderated email support group for its parent members who have had a termination for abnormality. If you are not a member of ARC, please follow the instructions above. If you are a member and would like to join, please send an email to info@arc-uk.org giving your full name and the city or county you live in and we will send you instructions.
ARC's email support group for men offers a practical and confidential way for men who have been affected by a diagnosis of fetal abnormality to get support from other men with similar experiences. If you would like more information about the group or would like to join please email ARC. N.B. ARC's email support groups are moderated to protect the privacy of those who subscribe. To access this service you will need to be a member of ARC. Membership is free.
Many parents tell us that they find comfort and recognition in meeting other ARC members and so one of the ways ARC offers support is by organising meetings in different areas. For some it is enough to see, and be with, people who have had a similar experience and who understand some of the emotions they may be feeling. For details of the next meeting please Contact ARC.
ARC's Support Network Members are parents who have had a termination due to fetal abnormality and are now trained to support others. Sometimes the Member's own parents or in-laws express an interest in helping others as "Grandparent Support Network Members". This is always welcome as ARC's aim is to provide support that reflects a wide variety of experiences, locations, cultures and generations. If you are interested in helping other parents in distress, or if you would like to know more Contact ARC. |
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A range of highly regarded literature for parents, families and professionals. Click here for more details.
Details of books and services been found useful by ARC members. The contents do not necessarily reflect the opinions of ARC.
Tel: 0207 631 0285 E-mail: info@arc-uk.org |
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