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from NAMI.org
NAMIWalks Makes Mental Illness Awareness a Community Issue "From the very beginning the challenge was always the need to educate the public about mental illness."
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NAMI South Dakota was founded in 1987. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to carrying out the mission to improve the lives of persons affected by mental illness.

The Mission of NAMI South Dakota is:  To provide education and support for individuals and families impacted by brain-based disorders (mental illnesses), advocate for the development of a comprehensive system of services and lessen the stigma in the general public.

Affiliates are located throughout the state in Aberdeen, Brookings, Huron, Pierre, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Sturgis, Watertown,Yankton, and there is a statewide Consumer Council .

Affiliate leader contact information can be found through the link at the bottom of this page.


  • Activities of NAMI South Dakota:
    *   publish a bi-monthly newsletter to keep people informed about issues in care, treatment and legislation
         affecting people with mental illness.
    *   monthly local affiliate support group meetings
    *   toll-free telephone number for information and referral regarding mental health services
    *   annual educational conference   ---- *   Family to Family Education program
    *   In Our Own Voice presentations
  • *   Connection weekly support groups for adults living with mental illness

Plan for next year:

Join us on Saturday May 19, 2012 for the 9th Annual Walk - Changing Minds One Step at a Time to be held at Sertoma Park in Sioux Falls.

Put on those walking shoes and support your family and friends whose lives are affected by mental illness.

If you find this information useful, won't you please consider supporting NAMI South Dakota? Your contribution will help us to continue helping thousands of South Dakotan's  living with mental illness.Please make a tax-deductible donation to NAMI South Dakota right now.

 


Related Files

History of NAMI SD (PDF File)
Membership form (PDF File)
September 2010 Newsletter (PDF File)

Related Links

NAMI SD Walk - Changing Minds One Step at at Time

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