Thank you again for advocating with us to protect Medicaid.
While major cuts and changes were made to Medicaid, our work is not over. As the dust settles and implementation occurs over the coming years, we’re shifting into our next phase of advocacy: holding lawmakers accountable and protecting access to mental health care however we can.
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Here’s what you can do right now: Send a message to your legislators. Depending on how they voted, NAMI's action center will prompt you to either thank them for supporting Medicaid or express your disappointment that they voted for a bill that will limit access to care for millions of Americans.
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Either way, our legislators need to know that we are watching and will keep advocating for mental health.
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NAMI will keep showing up, and we will keep sharing our stories. With your help, we’ll make sure people affected by mental health conditions remain front of mind for our policymakers.
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Click Here to Learn About the NAMI Community Education & Training Programs That are Available Now

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Meet New Staff Member Hannah Johnson
Outside of her position as Community Awareness and Volunteer Coordinator, Hannah Johnson has her own mindfulness business and works as a café manager.
She has always been passionate about our connection with ourselves, one another, and our environment. After receiving her Master’s in Restorative Practices in 2022, she created "Balance," where she currently teaches yoga and meditation to help people improve their mental and physical health.
When she isn’t working with others or attending a Lenape language class, Hannah loves to cook, be with friends, spend time in nature, and make pottery.
Welcome Hannah! We're so excited to have you working with us and within our community.
Would You Like to Change Lives? Volunteer!
How would you like to help NAMI?
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What skills, talents, experience do you have that can be used to help individuals living with mental illness?
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You can lead a support group or training program; you can represent NAMI at a community event.
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Help raise funds for NAMI or advocate for mental health.
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There are a variety of ways you can help us so that we can help improve the lives of those living with mental illness and their families.
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Find support for yourself, your family through NAMI.
Supporting Recovery
When someone in your family has a mental health condition, your support makes a big difference. However, it may be hard for you to know what to say or do. It can be especially difficult to balance caring for your own health with encouraging others to be responsible for their actions. We can help you.
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Training & Education
NAMI offers education and training programs throughout the year including the Family-to-Family and Peer-to-Peer education programs, Family and Friends, and Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid.