NAMI News

Learn how technology can be used in the recovery process by people living with schizophrenia in this webinar.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee is voting on a new version of H.R. 2646, the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act this week. We encourage you to ask your member of Congress to pass this mental health reform act.

Join the National Council for Behavioral Health, National Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health and NAMI for a webinar about the importance of including individual and family members in organizational decision making. 

NAMI today released a guide for police leaders, Preparing for the Unimaginable, to help police departments prepare for mass casualty events and support emotional resiliency for first-responders and their communities.

Join the Twitterstorm calling for the Senate to take action on #MentalHealthReform on Wednesday May 25 from 1-2 p.m. ET. 

In partnership with the Hope & Grace Initiative, NAMI has launched "StigmaFree," a new public service announcement (PSA) for television featuring actress and mental health advocate Mayim Bialik. The PSA is part of NAMI's stigmafree campaign and was released to coincide with Mental Health Month, which is recognized every May.

In partnership with the Hope & Grace Initiative, NAMI has launched "StigmaFree" a new public service announcement (PSA) for television featuring actress and mental health advocate Mayim Bialik. The PSA is part of NAMI's stigmafree campaign and was released to coincide with Mental Health Month, which is recognized every May.

NAMI is partnering with the National Council for Behavioral Health for Hill Day 2016—a free, two-day event that brings together hundreds of mental health and substance use providers and advocates in D.C. for sessions and workshops on federal mental health and substance use policy.

S. 2680 will help people get access to the mental health care they desperately need. But, only if it passes. Contact your Senators today. 

For May is Mental Health Month the Empire State Building lit up green to help spread awareness.