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Minority Mental Health Month
July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.
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.
Asian American Identity and Mental Health with Michelle Yang
Join us on Wednesday, July 30, at 6 PM.
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.
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Resource of the Month:
Minority Mental Health Month
We work very hard every day to make sure our services are accessible to as many people as possible. Anyone can experience the challenges of mental illness, regardless of their background. However, background and identity can make access to mental health treatment much more difficult. In 2008, July was established as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month to address this disparity. Learn more about our programs and events to celebrate this month 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 Launches Peer-Led Teen Mental Health Programs with New York City Council Support
New York, NY–NAMI-NYC is proud to announce the launch of its new teen mental health programs made possible through the support of the New York City Council. With the $250,000 award, NAMI-NYC created a new youth team, including a Youth …
