LGBTQIA+ mental health resources Our community members who identify as LGBTQ+ often face daily discrimination and lack family support – both factors can increase risk for mental health conditions, including suicidality. Support from family members, friends, colleagues, and community members is critical for mental wellness. The below resources might be especially helpful for folks who […]
As a grassroots organization serving diverse communities, NAMI New Hampshire works diligently to ensure our programs and services are responsive to the growing and shifting needs of the entire Granite State community. A key aspect of this work is our effort to connect individuals and families with a wide variety of state and national resources
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resources for people who have experienced sexual trauma The following local, state, and national resources have been compiled to support and educate individuals and communities affected by sexual violence and trauma. Your safety is important. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. New Hampshire Resources: NH Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence creates safe,
by Sam Hawkins For our mental health system to properly represent the people it serves, those with lived experience must be at the table. Through collaboration with community partners and state agencies, NAMI NH works hard to amplify the voices of lived experience in all aspects of its work. Indeed, it is these stories –
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To our dear NAMI NH Family, This election season has been a time of heightened emotions and uncertainty for many. It’s important to remember that our collective dedication to mental health for all and suicide prevention in every community remains steadfast. We will continue to advocate vigorously for policies that prioritize mental health, prevent suicide,
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Photo Credit: Headshots Photography NAMI NH’s very own Elaine de Mello was recently honored and recognized for her service to New Hampshire’s mental health community at the 18th Annual Champions for Mental Health Awards hosted by Riverbend Community Mental Health. Each year, this awards ceremony “recognizes individuals or organizations in central New Hampshire who advocate
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We extend hearty congratulations to Sharon Stout, Alexa Felix, and Lauren Ariano, who were all recently recognized for their impact as NAMI New Hampshire volunteers at the 2024 Spirit of NH Awards Event hosted by Volunteer NH. Held annually, this event “recognizes those who go above and beyond the call to serve throughout the Granite
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Liz Hodgkins is the Deputy Director of NAMI New Hampshire (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and a Certified Volunteer Administrator. Prior to her role as Deputy Director, Liz served as the Adult Program Director at NAMI NH, coordinating state-wide programs and overseeing the administration of volunteers throughout the organization. For over 10 years, Liz has worked to
October 2024’s Volunteer of the Month is Raya Fratkina! Raya came to NAMI NH a few years ago to provide support to parents/caregivers with children and youth who experience mental health challenges. She leads a virtual support group twice a month and provides outstanding follow-up to her support group members. In a recent survey of
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“Helping others to understand mental illness, and to find support and hope.” — a NAMI NH volunteer, when asked what is most rewarding about the experience. NAMI New Hampshire touched the lives of more than 50,000 people last year, mostly through the devotion of our volunteers. In fact, it is only through volunteer efforts that
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Like mental illness and suicide, NAMI New Hampshire is nonpartisan. We support policies that help people with mental health conditions and their families, and collaborate with stakeholders on shared goals to improve the lives of individuals affected by mental illness and suicide.
