NAMI News

This month, NAMI will observe Mental Health Month to raise awareness about mental illness and call on all Americans to be 'Into Mental Health: Inspired, Informed, Involved.' The campaign will focus on the power of starting inspiring conversations, being informed to know the right thing to say and becoming involved with NAMI activities.

NAMI supports the recent nomination of Dr. Elinore McCance-Katz as Assistant Secretary for Mental Health & Substance Use in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and is looking forward to working with her to improve access to care and ensure quality, effective services and supports for people with mental health and substance use conditions.  

NAMI's Annual Report presents highlights of the organization's considerable accomplishments from 2016. To see all the details of the financial year and learn more about the difference we made in 2016, check out the report today.

NAMI is honored to partner with Jack and Jill of America, Inc. because together, we want to promote mental health awareness in the African American community.

NAMI FaithNet is a national grassroots educational outreach network composed of NAMI members, clergy and friends. To further the program's goals, NAMI FaithNet is offering funding opportunities for 2017.

NAMI wrote a letter to the U.S. House leadership on March 23rd opposing The American Health Care Act (AHCA) of 2017. Read the letter here.

The American Health Care Act (AHCA), Congress’ bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), would reduce funding for health coverage and put mental health care at risk. Tell Congress not to strip away America's mental health coverage.

100 Women in Finance announces NAMI as the beneficiary of its U.S. philanthropic activities in 2017, including the 16th Annual Gala at Cipriani 42nd Street to be held on November 8, 2017 and other fundraisers. 

Join NAMI's fight to protect mental health care coverage. Read NAMI's letter to Congress and learn why preserving Medicaid expansion is vital for millions of Americans with mental illness.

Congress just unveiled the American Health Care Act, which puts mental health coverage at risk. Take action now.