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The Brattleboro Retreat is sponsoring and hosting a training for new NAMI Connection Support Group Facilitators. Nine volunteers from Brattleboro, Londonderry, Burlington and Springfield, Vermont will be attending this training where they will learn how to facilitate weekly NAMI Connection…
Limited seating left! Get your tickets before they sell out! CLICK HERE to get your tickets today for the B.B. King Benefit Concert on Sunday, October 27th at 7:30pm. All proceeds go to NAMI Vermont!
Please join us for NAMI Vermont’s Annual Member Meeting on Saturday, November 9 from 10am-2pm at 64 State Street, Montpelier VT. Please help us plan by RSVP-ing. Call (800) 639-6480 or email [email protected]. At NAMI Vermont’s 2013 Annual Meeting: Get…
Volunteers from across Vermont met at the Central Vermont Medical Center last Saturday, October 5 to learn how to teach NAMI Vermont’s original Mental Illness and Recovery Class. The first class will be on Saturday October 19 in White River…
Get your tickets today! BB King, America’s King of Blues, will be doing a benefit concert for NAMI Vermont. The concert will be October 27th at the Flynn Theater and all profits will be donated directly to NAMI Vermont. For…
Did someone in your family receive court ordered involuntary medication at the Vermont State Hospital anytime between 2003 and August 2011, or at the Brattleboro Retreat, Rutland Regional Hospital, Fletcher Allen Health Care or Green Mountain Psychiatric Care Center between…
Wendy Beinner, President/CEO of NAMI Vermont, will be kicking off Mental Illness Awareness Week as the featured guest this Sunday at 7pm, on Viewpoint, the Point’s weekly radio show spotlighting community resources and public affairs. Wendy will be talking about issues…
THANK YOU to all our Walkers, Donors, Sponsors and Volunteers for a wonderful Walk Day on Saturday. Over 300 people swarmed the Burlington Waterfront to celebrate mental health, parity, community, and NAMI programs. Check out the pictures on our Facebook…
WATERBURY, VT & WASHINGTON, DC – Vermont earned only an average grade of ‘C’ in helping adults with serious mental illnesses, according to a state-by-state report on the quality of the nation’s public mental healthcare system that was released on…