NAMI Statesboro

Thank you to our amazing 2024 NAMIWalks Georgia Sponsor, Delta! Join NAMI Georgia for our 2024 NAMIWalk on October 5, 2024, from 9am-12pm at Assembly Park in Doraville, GA. Click here to register for a Walk Team or Donate Today! https://bit.ly/45dBJwI

Join the Summer of Self-Care! Share your Summer Self-Care Activity! Snap a photo and upload it to the site to be added to the Summer of Self-Care Photo Album! https://bit.ly/3zqy9mU

Join us on July 20th for the second session of NAMI Georgia's Cultural Humility Book Club! Hosted by Natasha Daniels, LPC, we will discuss John D. Kemp's Disability Friendly: How to Move from Clueless to Inclusive. Register today! #Together4MH

As we observe National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded of the profound words of Bebe Moore Campbell: "The most important thing we can do is to talk to each other. It helps us to understand each other and to build bridges, not walls." At NAMI Georgia, we are dedicated to fostering understanding and breaking down the barriers that prevent so many in minority communities from accessing the mental health care they need. This month, we highlight the unique challenges faced by minority groups and reaffirm our commitment to providing support, education, and advocacy. But we can't do it alone. We need your help to continue our mission and expand our reach. By contributing to NAMI Georgia, you are supporting vital programs that educate, support, and advocate for those affected by mental illness. Your generosity allows us to build bridges of hope and understanding across Georgia, particularly in communities where mental health resources are scarce. Please consider making a donation today to support our ongoing efforts! https://bit.ly/3VI295g

Join us on October 5th for our 20th Annual NAMIWalks Georgia at the brand new Park at Assembly in Doraville, GA. Registration is free. Create your team, join a team, or just come plan out to show your support for mental health! SIGN UP TODAY and start receiving updates and special invites to all the lead-up activities for our fall fundraiser! https://bit.ly/3q7yAi0

Join us on July 20th for the second session of NAMI Georgia's Cultural Humility Book Club! Hosted by Natasha Daniels, LPC, we will discuss John D. Kemp's Disability Friendly: How to Move from Clueless to Inclusive. Register today! https://bit.ly/4chWlGn

Join us on October 5th for our 20th Annual NAMIWalks Georgia at the brand new Park at Assembly in Doraville, GA. Registration is free. Create your team, join a team, or just come plan out to show your support for mental health! SIGN UP TODAY and start receiving updates and special invites to all the lead-up activities for our fall fundraiser! namiwalks.org/georgia

As we observe National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded of the profound words of Bebe Moore Campbell: "The most important thing we can do is to talk to each other. It helps us to understand each other and to build bridges, not walls." At NAMI Georgia, we are dedicated to fostering understanding and breaking down the barriers that prevent so many in minority communities from accessing the mental health care they need. This month, we highlight the unique challenges faced by minority groups and reaffirm our commitment to providing support, education, and advocacy. But we can't do it alone. We need your help to continue our mission and expand our reach. By contributing to NAMI Georgia, you are supporting vital programs that educate, support, and advocate for those affected by mental illness. Your generosity allows us to build bridges of hope and understanding across Georgia, particularly in communities where mental health resources are scarce. Please consider making a donation today to support our ongoing efforts! https://bit.ly/3VI295g

Join us on July 20th for the second session of NAMI Georgia's Cultural Humility Book Club! Hosted by Natasha Daniels, LPC, we will discuss John D. Kemp's Disability Friendly: How to Move from Clueless to Inclusive. Register today! #Together4MH

As we observe National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded of the profound words of Bebe Moore Campbell: "The most important thing we can do is to talk to each other. It helps us to understand each other and to build bridges, not walls." At NAMI Georgia, we are dedicated to fostering understanding and breaking down the barriers that prevent so many in minority communities from accessing the mental health care they need. This month, we highlight the unique challenges faced by minority groups and reaffirm our commitment to providing support, education, and advocacy. But we can't do it alone. We need your help to continue our mission and expand our reach. By contributing to NAMI Georgia, you are supporting vital programs that educate, support, and advocate for those affected by mental illness. Your generosity allows us to build bridges of hope and understanding across Georgia, particularly in communities where mental health resources are scarce. Please consider making a donation today to support our ongoing efforts! https://bit.ly/3VI295g