NAMI Colorado is the State organization for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization. We are an alliance nationwide with 48 State Organizations and more than 600 local Affiliates, dedicated to raising awareness by providing Support and Education as pathways to holistic wellness for those living with mental health challenges and their loved ones who invest their lives as caregivers.
We would like to thank everyone that donated to Colorado Gives Day this year! It was a tremendous success and we couldn’t have done it without you. While we are prepared to head into the New Year with vigor, conviction and determination, it is not without uncertainty and the not knowing of what lies ahead in Colorado given the pandemic and with so many people needing our help.
May you and yours stay safe and strong as we continue to move forward in these most difficult of times. Let’s stand together to advocate for those who cannot do it for themselves and educate others who want to help and support their loved ones in every way possible.
Gratefully as always,
Your NAMI Colorado Family
“The mission of NAMI Colorado is to build communities of recovery and hope by educating, supporting and advocating for individuals affected by mental illness and their families.”
The NAMI Connections Recovery Support Group Program is a peer-based, mutual support group program for any adult living with a mental illness.
Millions of American’s lives are impacted daily by mental health conditions. As a way to show support, NAMI participates in several annual mental health awareness events.
NAMI Colorado supports House Bill 20-135: Pograms to Develop Housing Support Services. Learn why this bill is important to NAMI Colorado members.
https://www.nami.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/November-2020/What-Can-I-Do-to-Be-There-for-My-Loved-One-with-Mental-Illness?utm_source=naminow&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=naminow
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