October 2025’s Volunteer of the Month is Mano Mitsui! Mano is one of our newest NAMI NH volunteers who has already had a huge impact! When Mano shares the story of his mental health journey, his description of the manic phase of his bipolar disorder allows the audience to know what it feels like and […]
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Betty as Sassy Old Lady Carl as Superdog Emma and Finn as Woofadon and Cattasaurus Rex Leo as a Cow Ollie and Lillie as Shark and Dinosaur Pumpkin Cat Survivor in a Pumkin Onsie Wolfie as Eeyore
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The video is available for NAMI NH’s 2025 production of This Is My Brave! Storytelling moves hearts and minds, creates change, and saves lives. We often speak about the bravery it takes to share our story. But storytelling is also an act of profound caring. It’s a baring of your soul, a willingness to be
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Karen has been dedicated to the NAMI NH mission for more than 13 years. She previously served on the Board of Directors and is currently a CIT Role Player, Peer-to-Peer Education Program Leader, This is My Brave Mentor, In Our Own Voice Presenter, and Connection Support Group Leader. Karen provides invaluable support to participants in
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July 2025’s Volunteer of the Month is Laur Izutsu! Laur is committed to supporting and providing education to NH parents and primary caregivers. She has consistently made time to be a part of NAMI Basics, the 6-session education program for parents and primary caregivers with a child or youth who is struggling with their mental
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Upcoming changes to Medicaid may impact access to care for Granite Staters in the coming months and years. The recently passed federal budget reconciliation bill includes drastic cuts to Medicaid, with nearly $1 trillion in spending reductions over the next ten years. Additionally, this legislation includes several new Medicaid policies to be implemented in the
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Tremendous thanks to all of the mental health advocates who showed up for the 2025 NH Legislative Session – we are heartened by your stories, letters, phone calls, emails, and testimony. Collectively, you left no doubt in legislators’ minds that mental health matters to Granite Staters. Though many of the policies passed by the NH legislature
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June 2025’s Volunteers of the Month are ALL the NAMI NH male volunteers! This June, in celebration of Men’s Health Month, NAMI NH wants to acknowledge the courage, passion, and determination of our male volunteers as they fight to bring awareness and reduce the stigma that men in particular face around acknowledging their mental health.
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Photos by Aperture Science Photography The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care hosted the Seventh Annual Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest this past week at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester! Magnify Voices offers youth an accessible way to share their mental health perspectives and experiences through any art medium they choose. For more
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May 2025’s Volunteer of the Month is Heather Pike! Heather has been involved with NAMI NH for many years, advocating for an improved mental health system for all Granite Staters. She is a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee, whose purpose is to enhance the experience for the patients and families who use New Hampshire
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