NAMI News

NAMI will be giving five-year grants to promote research in serious mental illness in two of the nation’s leading university departments of psychiatry.

Advocates are speaking with Senators and Representatives today about mental health reform. Even if you aren't in D.C., you can still make sure our message is heard!

To honor the recent National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in September, NAMI offers resources that can equip everyone to hold a conversation with a friend or loved one who may be struggling with thoughts of suicide. 

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is calling on college and university students to take a StigmaFree pledge  and fight discrimination against mental health conditions as part of a growing nationwide movement.

For more information about how to begin that one conversation and additional resources for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and more, visit http://www.nami.org/suicideawarenessmonth.

Help us in our efforts to urge Congress to reform mental health care.

"NAMI extends its condolences to Mark Costello's family. We share the sadness of all those in the community who loved and respected him.

NAMI extends its condolences to Mark Costello's family. We share the sadness of all those in the community who loved and respected him.

Please help us support The Mental Health and Safe Communities Act introduced by Senator John Coryn. 

Last week, the U.S. Senate adjourned for its August recess but not before introducing two major mental health bills.