There are a huge number of Celiac Disease organizations, centers, support groups, and other sources for information regarding Celiac Disease and living a gluten free lifestyle.

Below you’ll find a collection of websites that I’ve put together.   Over time I’m hoping to add to this list to help keep it as a useful resource.   For a more detailed list, you’ll want to check out Celiac Network, which contains a directory of Celiac resources, support groups, and more!

I’ve always felt that the internet has been a great resource for people with Celiac Disease, but it can’t replace having a nice Celiac support group.

Over the coming months, I plan to feature a number of Celiac support groups located around the United States (or outside of the United States). If you are a member of one (that has a website), or know of one, please contact us and we’ll feature it in a future post! You’ll also want to increase your support group’s exposure by adding it to our Celiac Directory.

For this post, we are featuring the Eastern Florida Celiac Support Group.  Meetings are typically held once a month at the Cape Canaveral Hospital in Cocoa Beach, Florida.  You can find a map to the hospital here.

In addition to providing support group information, their website is also setup to include a bunch of great information for people with Celiac Disease, so even those not in that area might be able to get something nice off their website!

 I’ve always felt that the internet has been a great resource for people with Celiac Disease, but it can’t replace having a nice Celiac support group.

Over the coming months, I plan to feature a number of Celiac support groups located around the United States (or outside of the United States). If you are a member of one (that has a website), or know of one, please contact us and we’ll feature it in a future post! You’ll also want to increase your support group’s exposure by adding it to our Celiac Directory.

For this post, we are featuring the PBC Celiac Support Group in Southern Florida.   This group attempts to cover much of southern Florida and requires an application and fees to join.   Once a member, you’ll see guest speakers, try foods, participate in fundraising events, and get to know others in your area that also suffer from Celiac Disease.

I’ve always felt that the internet has been a great resource for people with Celiac Disease, but it can’t replace having a nice Celiac support group.

Over the coming months, I plan to feature a number of Celiac support groups located around the United States (or outside of the United States). If you are a member of one (that has a website), or know of one, please contact us and we’ll feature it in a future post! You’ll also want to increase your support group’s exposure by adding it to our Celiac Directory.

For this post, we are featuring the Oklahoma City Celiac Sprue Association, which was passed along by reader Cara Goedecke.  OKCeliac.com has a great website setup, as it features resources for anyone with Celiac Disease, as well as a lot of local information for the Oklahoma City area.  It looks like they also have a message board, which is a great way for people to interact in between support group meetings!

if you’d like to attend a meeting, it looks like meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at Integris Baptist Hospital.   Check out their official website for more information!

I’ve always felt that the internet has been a great resource for people with Celiac Disease, but it can’t replace having a nice Celiac support group.

Over the coming months, I plan to feature a number of Celiac support groups located around the United States (or outside of the United States). If you are a member of one (that has a website), or know of one, please contact us and we’ll feature it in a future post! You’ll also want to increase your support group’s exposure by adding it to our Celiac Directory.

For this post, we are featuring the Birmingham Celiac Support Group in Birmingham, Alabama.  Here you’ll find all sorts of things you expect from a support group, including news, gluten alerts, support group events, etc.  If you live in the Birmingham, Alabama area, you can contact the group via their website!

I’ve always felt that the internet has been a great resource for people with Celiac Disease, but it can’t replace having a nice Celiac support group.  

Over the coming months, I plan to feature a number of Celiac support groups located around the United States (or outside of the United States).   If you are a member of one (that has a website), or know of one, please contact us and we’ll feature it in a future post!   You’ll also want to increase your support group’s exposure by adding it to our Celiac Directory.  

For this post, we are featuring the Hudson Valley Celiac Support group, which meets the third Tuesday of every month at the Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie New York from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.  

If you live in this area and would like to attend a meeting, you can get all the information you need on the Hudson Valley Celiac Support Group website.