GLOW Resources and Updates

Hope can begin with one clear next step. This hub brings together trustworthy support information, practical guides, GLOW project updates, stories of kindness, and confirmed ways to help.

GLOW shares resources for education and connection. We do not provide emergency response, diagnosis, therapy, or medical treatment. Health and crisis information is reviewed against authoritative sources and includes a visible review date.

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Support Guides

Gentle, practical information for grief, youth mental wellness, caring for someone after violence, finding professional support, and knowing what to do in a crisis.

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Project Updates

Dated, fact-checked updates about the GLOW Peace Garden and other current projects, including confirmed milestones and ways to help.

Read project updates

Stories of Light

Love Like Elaina, community kindness, remembrance, faith-friendly encouragement, and stories shared with clear permission.

Explore stories and kindness

Events and Ways to Help

Confirmed event details, volunteer opportunities, donation information, and practical actions people can take.

See projects and ways to help

Addiction recovery and family support

These national organizations offer peer support, meeting information, and starting points for people affected by alcohol or drug use. They are independent organizations and are not operated by GLOW.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Meeting information and peer support for people who want help with a drinking problem.

Visit Alcoholics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

Meeting information and peer support for people seeking recovery from drug addiction.

Visit Narcotics Anonymous

Resources reviewed July 21, 2026. Services, meeting availability, and contact details can change; confirm current information on each organization’s official website.

Bullying prevention support

These resources provide practical information for young people, families, schools, and communities responding to bullying or working to prevent it.

StopBullying.gov

Federal guidance on recognizing, preventing, and responding to bullying and cyberbullying.

Visit StopBullying.gov

STOMP Out Bullying

Education, prevention resources, and help information focused on bullying and cyberbullying.

Visit STOMP Out Bullying

Resources reviewed July 21, 2026. If bullying involves immediate danger, threats, or a medical emergency, call 911. For emotional distress or a mental health crisis, call or text 988.

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Resources, links, and service details can change. Each support guide shows its last-reviewed date and source links. If a link appears outdated or broken, check the named official source directly for its current information.

For emergencies or urgent crisis support, do not wait for a website update or a reply from GLOW. Call 911 for immediate danger or emergency medical help. Call or text 988 for emotional distress or a mental health or substance use crisis.

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