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.…
We hope you will join us at NAMI Vermont’s Annual Meeting on November 6th via Zoom. Members will have the option to call in. Our agenda includes a meet and greet at 9:30 am and we’ll start the meeting promptly…
Now is the time for you to let your voice be heard. We invite all NAMI Vermont members to attend our: Virtual Annual Business Meeting This Saturday, November 1, 2021 9:30 am to 1 pm via Zoom During this meeting…
What an inspiring event! On Saturday, October 9, 2021, around 150 people gathered in downtown Burlington for our NAMIWalks Your Way in-person walk, while dozens more walked in their local areas or participated in other activities in recognition of NAMIWalks…
We are thrilled to be able to offer a HYBRID NAMIWalks Your Way event this year, even if it doesn’t look exactly like previous years! This is our time to celebrate the hope of recovery, shine a light on mental…
This year’s NAMIWalks Your Way Vermont is going to look a little different – while making a lot of difference! We’re going HYBRID! We are happy to offer up a little something for everyone this year with our hybrid event…
NAMI Vermont is actively involved in the fight to address mental illness and suicide prevention throughout the state of Vermont. September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – a time to raise awareness on this stigmatized, and often taboo, topic.…