Support Groups in Bristol
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Lung Health Support Group
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
FREESocial Housing Drop-In Session (Lawrence Hill Ward)
📍 The Trinity Centre
Youth Sessions at The Ranch
📍 Southmead Adventure Playground (The Ranch)
FREEBOPF Death Cafe, 22 September 2026
📍 The Courts - Creative Youth Network
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
Find Your Strengths
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
FREEDeath Café Shepton Mallet
Techy Tea Party: Digital Support Drop-in with a Cuppa
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Find Your Strengths
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
Lung Health Support Group
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Find Your Strengths
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
FREEBristol Brain Injury Café - October Coffee and Cake at the Farm
📍 Windmill Hill City Farm
Youth Sessions at The Ranch
📍 Southmead Adventure Playground (The Ranch)
Techy Tea Party: Digital Support Drop-in with a Cuppa
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
Techy Tea Party: Digital Support Drop-in with a Cuppa
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
Techy Tea Party: Digital Support Drop-in with a Cuppa
📍 Southmead Development Trust
Techy Tea Party Drop-in at Southmead Library
📍 Southmead Library
Techy Tea Party On Tour: Digital Support Drop-in with a Cuppa at St Stephen’s Church
📍 Southmead Development Trust
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Support Groups in Bristol — Guide
Support groups in Bristol offer a warm and welcoming environment for people facing similar challenges to connect and support one another. Whether you're dealing with mental health issues, chronic illness, or personal struggles, these gatherings provide a safe space where everyone feels understood. Meetings often happen regularly—weekly or bi-weekly—at various types of venues like pub function rooms, community centres, and arts hubs. Expect discussions, sharing experiences, and sometimes workshops that can offer practical advice and coping strategies.