American Group Psychotherapy Association would like to thank the following for their generous grants:

American Red Cross Liberty Disaster Relief Fund 

Continuation of program to provide school-based group interventions to children in New York City affected by the events of September 11.

Brown Foundation

Supports research for group psychotherapy and the development of mental health service delivery protocols for use in the event of other disasters.

Capital Group Companies Foundation

Supports agency scholarships for training at the 2006 AGPA Annual Meeting in San Francisco.

ChevronTexaco Foundation                                                            

Caring for the Caregivers Program- provide consultation and support to agencies in the face of the demands of disaster work through needs assessment, support groups and training in trauma and group work.

Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation 

Supports the development and dissemination of Service Delivery Protocols for Disaster Response.

New York Times Company Foundation 9/11 Neediest Fund

Supports a variety of post-9/11 services for victims who are economically disadvantaged.

Project Liberty New York City

Supports mental health service delivery and crisis counseling for 9-11 victims in New York Metro area.

Robin Hood Foundation

Supports post 9-11 mental health community and school groups in the New York area.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund

Supports filial therapy research project in Georgia.

September 11th Fund (created by The United Way of New York City and The New York Community Trust) 

Supports psychological trainings for group treatment of trauma in New York City, as well as consultation/support groups for professionals working with victims of trauma.

September 11^th Children’s Fund                                                   

Provide group services to children in New Jersey affected by the events of September 11, 2001.

Time Warner Foundation

Supports a variety of post-9/11 services, including mental health groups for victims, a series of online symposia relating to trauma and the development of mental health service delivery protocols for use in the event of other disasters.

United States Center for Mental Health Services

Supported two White Papers, one on "The Role of Group Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Youth Violence Reduction and Primary Prevention" and “Group Interventions for Patients with Cancer and HIV Disease."

Also supports registration fees for agencies to attend the mental health service delivery protocols for use in the event of other disasters.