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NAMI Vermont supports, educates, and advocates so that all communities, families, and individuals affected by mental health challenges can build better lives.

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NAMI Vermont’s Annual Appeal

The holiday season brings warmth, laughter, and connection, but for many, it can also be a time of struggle. Mental health challenges don’t take a break, and the holidays can feel especially isolating for those navigating them alone.

At NAMI Vermont, we understand. We’ve been in that place, and we know how important it is to have someone reach out, someone who cares. This is why we’re here—to offer support, understanding, and hope to those who need it most.

When you donate, you’re not only supporting us—you’re supporting countless Vermonters in need of just one hand to hold, one voice to say, “You’re not alone.” Together, we can make this holiday season brighter for those who may feel left in the dark.

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New Arlington Family Support Group

NAMI Vermont is pleased to announce the launch of the Arlington Family Support Group, starting on November 21st. This group is designed for family members who want to learn more about how to support themselves and their loved ones facing mental health challenges. No registration is required, but we encourage you to check the calendar for any updates or changes. Now available in a hybrid format!

Details:
Day: 3rd Thursday of each month
Time: 5:30–7:00 p.m.
Location: Offered via Zoom and in person at Martha Canfield Library

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Spring Internship 2025 Opportunity

Join NAMI Vermont as an intern for Spring 2025! We are seeking an enthusiastic individual who is interested in mental health to work with NAMI Vermont staff on program development & delivery, legislative advocacy, events, and more. This is the perfect opportunity to work as a member of a small, supportive, friendly team while gaining hands-on experience in the aspects of mental health education, support, and advocacy that interest you the most. Additional benefits of this internship:

Build the internship you want to have!
Flexible hours
Develop a wide variety of skills
Deepen your understanding of mental health services in Vermont
Opportunities to network and build relationships in the mental health field and other sectors in Vermont

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Mental Health Advocacy Day 2025

Every year, advocates join together to raise our voices in support of Mental Health. This year is no exception. We’ll be going back to an in-person format on Wednesday, January 29, from 7:45 a.m.–4 p.m. at the Statehouse and Auditorium at 111 State Street, Montpelier, to call on Vermont leaders and legislators to support the mental health of Vermonters.

Join Us at the Statehouse on January 29, 2025: https://namivt.org/mental-health-advocacy-day/

For More Information:
Email [email protected] or call 800-639-6480

Volunteer with NAMI Vermont

– Become a Volunteer and Make a Difference: Your time and effort directly support individuals and families affected by mental health challenges.
– Build Community: Join a network of passionate advocates dedicated to improving mental health awareness and support.
– Gain Skills: Develop valuable skills through training opportunities and hands-on experience in mental health advocacy.
– Support & Education: Contribute to the delivery of educational programs, support groups, and outreach initiatives.
– Personal Growth: Experience the rewarding impact of helping others while enhancing your own understanding of mental health.
– Flexible Opportunities: Whether you can volunteer occasionally or regularly, we have a role that fits your schedule and interests.

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Family-to-Family Teacher Training Coming Soon!

If you have previously attended a Family-to-Family course and are interested in becoming a teacher, please stay tuned for the Family-to-Family Teacher Training that is coming up in 2025. Dates and location are yet to be determined, but we will be sure to update our website once those are available.

What is Family-to-Family?

A free, 8-session educational program for family members, significant others, and friends of people with mental health conditions.

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How Can We Help?

I am living with a mental health condition

Learn about our Mental Illness and Recovery workshop and our Connection Recovery support groups for peers living with mental health conditions.

Learn About Mental Illness and Recovery

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I am a family member or friend

NAMI Vermont offers classes and support groups for people who care about someone with a mental health condition. Learn how to support your loved one while maintaining your own well-being.

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Learn About Family Support Groups

Learn About Mental Illness and Recovery