New York, NY – March 2, 2025 – The Connor Sheehan Fund has generously granted $15,000 to NAMI-NYC’s teen mental health programs, helping to expand critical resources for young people and their communities. With youth mental health challenges on the …
New York, New York January 13, 2025 — The National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City (NAMI-NYC) has launched mental health programs for New York City Youth ages 14-18. Leveraging over 40 years of experience supporting adult mental …
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After seven years of transformative leadership, CEO Matt Kudish has decided to step down in April 2025. The Board of Directors of NAMI-NYC is leading a search for a new CEO to lead the next chapter of the organization. “It …
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19-year-old Win Rozario called for help for himself while he was having a mental health emergency and the police murdered him in his home, in front of his family. The body cam footage shows us yet again that police are …
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New York, NY, February 6, 2024—NAMI-NYC launches the third year of the Workplace Mental Health Collaborative (Collaborative), a program that connects and supports employers taking action to promote employee mental health. The Collaborative utilizes the recently released U.S. Surgeon General’s …
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NAMI-NYC partnered with fourteen companies to conduct a survey about their ERGs’ impactful work.
Gabe Miller offers a tribute to his sister, Dr. Amy Miller and her lifelong struggle with depression.
Medea’s journey to this point has been one marked by resilience, change, and a powerful desire to help others.
NAMI-NYC convened a panel of experts to explore the representation of people with mental illness in the news.
“Mental health issues should be treated no differently than physical conditions like cancer or diabetes. Early intervention matters.”
Chris brings his perspective – and lived experience with mental health challenges — to middle and high school students, parents, and school staff.
Susie’s path to NAMI-NYC began with a simple yet profound realization—the power of peer support. Introduced to NAMI through another affiliate and a NAMI Connections support group, she instantly knew that this was the community she had been searching for. …
New York, NY, August 21, 2023—The National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City (NAMI-NYC), a leader in workplace wellness, announced today that it will be implementing “Summer Fridays Forever” or half days on Fridays all year round. The …
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I’m thrilled to be a part of the NAMI running team. I’m a practicing psychotherapist for 20+ years and have been dedicated to helping people struggling with mental health issues. Stigma associated with mental illness only makes treating it that …
Thea is a Hershey, PA native who currently lives in New York City. She is an avid runner whose used running as an outlet to improve her overall psychological well-being since she was 13 years old. Running is something she’s …
Hi, I’m Brian Lynn and I am honored to run with National Alliance on Mental Health New York Metro. I feel particularly proud about running for this group as I have found in recent years how important taking care of …
My name is Judah Axelrod, and I caught the running bug early on, when I first tried to keep up with my mom as a 10-year-old. After running track in high school, I’ve run four half marathons and recently finished …
My name is Louis Echevarria and I’ve lived in New York for 13 years. I’m originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico but I moved to the States around age 6. I’ve been a lifelong runner but I fell in love …
Lynn Cukaj is an art therapist, educator, and counselor. She works primarily with children to help them gain insight into their strengths. Those strengths are then supported to help with the presenting problem, friendship issues, identification and regulation of feelings, …
Katherine McGowan is a New Jersey native that now resides in Manhattan, NY. She joined the Young Professionals group in March of 2022 and currently serves as the entertainment/program committee co-chair. While Katherine has never run a half, she is …
I am both honored and excited to run my first Half Marathon as a part of Team NAMI-NYC alongside runners who are equally dedicated to the cause of mental health and mental illness. Seeking out and completing goals and challenges …
I’m Sarah, I’m 26 years old currently living in Manhattan and I’m so excited to be running the United Airlines Half Marathon with NAMI-NYC! I currently work as a marketing manager for Capital One Travel, and absolutely love traveling in …
Rachel Breindel is a Vice President at J.P. Morgan’s Private Bank, providing wealth management solutions and advice to individuals and families across their investment, lending, estate planning and banking needs. She primarily works with senior executives at private and public …
My name is Sarah and I grew up in the Boston area, where I currently work as a healthcare attorney. I am very excited to be running the 2022 NYC Marathon with NAMI-NYC. My cousin died by suicide nine years …
To the Editor: Re: What Are the Real Warning Signs of A Mass Shooting? We have seen several horrific incidents in recent months, from increased violence in the New York City subways to the Uvalde school shooting. Despite these tragedies, we at …
We are so excited to welcome you back in person! Our new office is located at 307 West 38th St, 8th Floor, Manhattan. Not all programs have resumed in person yet, but will keep you informed. These programs will be …
Arab American Association of New York Asian Mental Health Collective Bronx Defenders BronxWorks Charles B. Wang Community Health Center Chinese-American Family Alliance for Mental Health Coalition Mexicana El Centro Hamilton Madison House Henry St. Settlement Legal Aid Society Make the …
New Yorkers facing mental health emergencies deserve help from mental health professionals, not police. To raise awareness of the new 988 hotline, please share this video with your family, friends, and your elected officials on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. #NotOneMore #HelpNotHandcuffs.
We must prioritize mental health treatment, not jail, for New Yorkers living with mental illness, substance abuse disorders, and other disabilities.
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