Thirteen teams have already signed up for NAMIWalks North Carolina! NAMIWalks North Carolina will be held Saturday, May the 16th, at beautiful Dorothea Dix Park. It’s never to early to start your efforts towards making this event the most impactful ever! Click below to register your team, or as an individual. You can also email more »
Read MoreNAMI NC’s training classes on how to form Community Inclusion (CI) programs was so successful we are adding another class. The CI program is important because studies have shown that many people living with mental illness need support to feel included in the community. Lack of inclusion contributes to feelings of isolation and hampers recovery. A more »
Read MoreJoin us on Sunday, January 26th at Duke. The Blue Devils are hosting a “Mental Wealth Day” before and during their game against Georgia Tech. Tipoff is at 2pm. Besides great basketball, Duke will have a number of mental health activities including, BrainTap, Wellbeats, and Therapy Dogs. NAMI NC will be on hand to join in more »
Read MoreSave the date! This Valentine’s Day, NAMI NC will be holding a blood drive outside of our Raleigh office from 11-2pm. Watch your Tuesday Newsday for more information as the date approaches or e-mail events@naminc.orgfor more information.
Read MoreThe NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services (MH/DD/SAS) is kicking off a series of Town Hall meetings around the state with Deputy Secretary Kody Kinsley. The purpose of the Town Hall meetings is to provide MH/DD/SAS consumers, families, providers, and advocates an opportunity to share their feedback and experiences with more »
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Night at the Hurricanes! The Carolina Hurricanes are hosting “Hockey Talks” night at their game against the Vegas Golden Knights at 7:30pm on January 31st at the PNC arena. This night is especially focused on encouraging conversations about mental health and reduce the stigmas associated with mental illness. Please plan on joining more »
Read MoreCommunity Inclusion Program Adds Additional Class NAMI NC’s training classes on how to form Community Inclusion (CI) programs was so successful we are adding another class. The CI program is important because studies have shown that many people living with mental illness need support to feel included in the community. Lack of inclusion contributes to more »
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