The Signposts Family Resource Center
is now located at:
115 Henderson Street, Monroe, NC
Office Hours are Wednesdays from 10 am-2 pm and by appointment. To schedule a time, call or text 704-219-8981.
A variety of programs run throughout the year. To stay up-to-date on current events, sign up for The Signposts Scoop, our weekly newsletter.
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Local and International Programs
- Equipment Loan Program
- Pediatric Care Navigation
- Spiritual Support Groups
- Social Media Outreach Program
- International Doctor Training Program
Equipment Loan Program
The Equipment Loan Program is a program that matches children with needed medical equipment that is not covered by insurance (or is covered by insurance but receipt is delayed) and loans it to them for the duration of need. The program also provides a way for families to “give back” by donating medical equipment to other children that their child has outgrown or no longer needs.
Pediatric Care Navigation
The Pediatric Care Navigation Program is a short term program that involves full case management for families that have children with disabilities or chronic health problems, with a strategic plan to gradually release all health care management back to the family as they become increasingly equipped by being connected to, and educated about, the resources in their community. Learn More
Signposts Spiritual Support Groups
The Spiritual Support Groups are an ongoing program that support families both spiritually and emotionally. The Spiritual Support Groups are for families that have children with disabilities or chronic health problems. A trained leader/facilitator will guide the families in discussion and prayer, using biblically based literature as a springboard for discussion.
Social Media Outreach Program
The Social Media Outreach Program is a long term program that uses various forms of social media to reach out to families that have children with disabilities and chronic health problems as well as the general public. The Social Media Outreach makes use of the most popular forms of social media to encourage families both spiritually and emotionally, connect them to resources, educate them on the latest information regarding both specific disabilities and general health care, and promote disability awareness to the general public through emailing newsletters, and posting blog entries, photos, links, and articles.
Doctor Training Program
In Africa many children are shunned because of their disability. Dr. Bransford does operations in Africa for various disabilities for children. He is also training medical staff in Africa to do disability operations. This program will set up a new training facility in an unreached part of Africa. This program is in progress. Your donations will help us set up a location and help locate potential medical staff for training.
Learning More About Childhood Cancer During Awareness Month
Pediatric Cancer. Kids aren't supposed to get cancer. It is an older person's disease. September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and one of the goals is to change that false perception. This false perception needs to be pointed out. Leukemias,...