During May, NAMI Vermont joins the national movement to raise awareness about mental heal. Each year, we fight stigma, provide support, educate the public, and advocate for policies that support people with mental illness and their families. Mental health is…
To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month, NAMI Vermont is offering a free, live (via Zoom) In Our Own Voice Presentation. In Our Own Voice (IOOV) is a powerful presentation that aims to change attitudes, assumptions, and stereotypes about people living…
NAMI Vermont is so excited to present a new project that our Ending the Silence program has been collaborating on with Hartford High School’s Wellness Class. Together, we created a mental health podcast to help spread awareness and lessen the…
As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Vermont Actors’ Repertory Theatre offers a special presentation of 4 short plays that revolve around mental health. All proceeds from the performances on May 7 in Rutland will go towards NAMI Vermont…
NAMI Vermont is excited to join singer/songwriter Indigo De Souza’s tour with Sound Mind and their Road to Recovery Community Outreach Program! We’re partnering to engage concertgoers with mental health resources and activate you to take action on your own…
NAMI Vermont Offers Help with Mental Health to All Vermonters We’re happy to share with you the debut of our newest PSA, helpfully created by GNAT-TV. Be part of the conversation. Get involved with NAMI Vermont. Contact [email protected], call 802-876-7949…
Share your story to break down stigma and to educate and enlighten others with your mental health story. NAMI Vermont is offering a training for individuals living with a mental health condition to share their story in a structured way…
Want to join the NAMI Vermont Staff? We are currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Program Director. This position manages and improves NAMI Vermont’s operations of a range of educational and support programs for family members, peers and…
Want to make a positive change in mental health services? Become an advocate. Grassroots advocacy is simple – you don’t have to know about policies or politics. It’s about using your voice to influence policy makers and make a difference.…