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Healthy Romance & Mental Health Diagnoses: Can They Co-exist?
Join us on Wednesday, May 21 at 6 PM.
Workplace Mental Health Support in the Face of Suicide
Your story can make a difference. Share your experience of losing a colleague to suicide to help us build better support systems for employees facing grief and loss.
Mental Health Awareness Month
Check out all the activities going on at NAMI-NYC to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month.
Learn with NAMI-NYC
NEW Peer-to-Peer classes for the Black community and in Spanish! Learn more about your mental health condition or your loved one.
We’re Here For You
1 in 5 live with mental health challenges, and The Other 4™ are family and friends. We are ALL impacted by mental illness.
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Your Support Matters
Dealing with mental illness is not easy – not for the person with the illness, nor for the people in their life.
Your generous gift makes hope possible!
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2025 Mental Health Awareness Month Events
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Let’s celebrate by promoting mental health awareness and supporting each other’s recovery. Check out the amazing activities that NAMI-NYC and its many partners have planned for May below.
NAMI-NYC Changes Lives
“I couldn’t describe what recovery means to me without NAMI-NYC.”
Miguel, Peer and Long-Time Volunteer
“Hearing personal stories helped our kids open up about their own struggles.”
NYC Public School Teacher
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NAMI-NYC Board of Directors Announces New CEO Maggie G. Mortali, MPH
NAMI-NYC’s Board of Directors is proud to announce that Maggie G. Mortali, MPH, has been appointed as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer. A nationally recognized leader in public health and mental health advocacy, Maggie brings more than a decade …
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