SEPTEMBER SANDWICH SEMINAR

Topic: ‘Suicide Prevention, by Showcasing her experience with Suicide and the Effects it had on her family’ by Erin Law

Thursday, September 11th @5:45PM

Located at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church : 2261 Walton Way Augusta, GA
For RSVP and further questions please contact us at augustanami@gmail.com

Nami Augusta Membership Drive

Join us at Savannah River Brewing Company on May 17th 12pm-4pm to learn more about joining Nami Augusta’s membership team

Together We Are here for you

NAMI Augusta offers support groups for the CSRA!

For more information visit Our Support Page

We need YOUR help supporting our Augusta Support Groups

 

Learn how you can get involved today! Email: FAMILYPROGRAMS@NAMIGA.ORG

Join the thousands of concerned citizens in over 85 communities across the nation will walk together to raise money and awareness to ensure vital, free NAMI programs and services are available to provide help and hope to those in need. Every journey begins with that first step. Through NAMIWalks’ public, active display of support for people affected by mental illness, we are changing our American communities and ensuring that help and hope are available for those in need.

Walk with NAMI!

To access NAMI Georgia’s available Educational Classes, Presentations, and Support Groups:  https://namiga.org/support-and-education/

Support Groups

Support Groups

Because we are in this together and you are not alone

In Crisis

In Crisis

Because we are in this together and you are not alone

Resources

Resources

Education

Education

NAMI has a variety of free mental health education resources

Advocate

Advocate

People living with mental health conditions must know that they are not alone

Gallery

Gallery

Take a look at our collection of photos and videos of our local Augusta Chapter

NAMI Augusta is Augusta’s Voice on Mental Health. We Are Here for You – You Are Not Alone.

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