ADVOCACY:
Not losing MH beds to Coronavirus
Would you be interested in becoming a NAMI Orange board member?
If so, contact our office at 845-956-6264
or email namiorangeny@warwick.net
to learn about the application process
Upcoming Events/Outreaches
Live Concert to benefit NAMI:
The
Armonia Band
Sat., August 15
6-7 pm
on Facebook
click here for details
See details
of upcoming NAMI
meetings and courses by clicking links below:
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NAMI Orange Education Mtg.
Virtual Meeting Mon., Sept. 14
7-8 pm
Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
Click link for details
UPCOMING COURSES:
Youth Mental Health First Aid
virtual training
Limited capacity
is now closed out
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NAMI Family-to-Family
Virtual Course
8 weeks (Saturdays)
Sept. 5 - Oct. 24
10 am-1 pm
Register now:
Dhanu: 845-294-2749
On-going Support Groups:
Coping Circles
offered through
NYS Office of
Mental Health
NAMI Connection
*Offered online through
NAMI Sullivan Mondays, 7 pm
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*Offered online through
NAMI
capitalregionny
Tuesdays, 5 pm
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*Offered online through NAMI
Mid-Hudson
2nd Friday
of month
6:30 pm
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NAMI Connection
a peer-led support group for adults living with a
mental illness.
No fee, no registration
PLEASE NOTE:
unfortunately these meetings held in Goshen will not be able to resume until a later date, but online is available-
see above
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FAMILY
SUPPORT
GROUPS
(Virtual)
presented by NAMI Orange
Click here for details
Starting Sept. 7
7-8 pm
1st & 3rd Mondays
Register: Call Dhanu at 845-294-2749, or dhanu72@hotmail.com
with name, address, phone # and email
For ongoing Family
Support Group Meetings, click here
for Zoom meetings thru NAMI Sullivan
3rd & 4th Tuesdays
6:30-8 p.m.
NAMI Rockland,
click here for support groups including
Family Support
in Spanish
Thurs., 3-4 pm
845-359-8784
NAMI In Our
Own Voice
CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
NAMI Presentations:
Both programs are arranged by request
Click on links below for details
-Ending the Silence
is an in-school presentation designed to teach middle and high school students about the signs and symptoms of mental illness, how to recognize the early warning signs and the importance of acknowledging those warning signs. Through this classroom presentation, students get to see the reality of living with a mental health condition.
*3 types of presentations are available: for students, for staff and also for families
-In Our Own Voice
trained presenters who are in recovery from mental illness share compelling personal testimonies about their experiences of living with and dealing with the challenges posed by mental illness.
