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Concord, N.H. (January 11, 2024) – Submissions are now open for the New Hampshire Children’s System of Care (CSoC) sixth annual Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest. Now through April 21, New Hampshire students in fifth through 12th grade are invited to submit a creative piece about their experiences and connections to mental health. An initiative of […]

NAMI National’s Youth and Young Adult team has released three new resources for parents, caregivers and those involved in the child welfare system. NAMI National’s School Break Resources gives helpful suggestions on how to keep structure at home when students have breaks from the classroom. The resources include fun activities and suggestions for traveling. NAMI National’s

January’s Volunteer of the Month is Ginny Nossiff! In 2021, Ginny participated in NAMI NH’s It’s Your Move Advocacy Training and hasn’t stopped since.  She has written letters holding mental health centers and state officials accountable and has testified at hearings to advocate for policy change to improve the lives of people impacted by mental

December’s Volunteer of the Month is Jordan Trombly! Jordan is one of our rock-star young adult volunteers!  He began volunteering with NAMI NH during the height of the pandemic.  In that first year, Jordan trained to become an In Our Own Voice presenter and immediately started sharing his story and message of hope.  He formed

November’s Volunteer of the Month is Barb Brunelle! Barb is a dedicated volunteer who is passionate about making systemic changes for those impacted by mental illness and suicide in the Granite State and has recently taken on new roles to provide education and support.  In 2023, Barb became a Life Interrupted trainer, has helped with

October 31st, 2023, is the 60th anniversary of the Community Mental Health Act, a policy initiative that changed the landscape of mental health treatment in the 20th century and led to the prevalence of today’s community resources. In 1963, President John F. Kennedy passed the Community Mental Health Act as part of his New Frontier

October Volunteer of the Month – Sharon Stout Sharon is a compassionate, engaging, positive, and highly dedicated volunteer for NAMI NH in the Keene area.  She never misses an opportunity to spread the word about the education, support, and advocacy that NAMI NH can provide to individuals and families impacted by mental illness and suicide. 

Please join us in celebrating two FANTASTIC NAMI NH Volunteers for the month of September.  Both Alexa and Michelle volunteer as NAMIWalks NH Team SOS Captains, raising essential funds to support the mission of stomping stigma!  Alexa Felix bravely shares the tragic experience and heartbreak of losing her dad to suicide so that others do

by Sam Hawkins Through the Garrett Lee Smith Grant (GLS), our team works tirelessly to prevent suicide deaths and improve education in the Capital Region, North Country, and Carroll County. The GLS team features a wide network of partners, including NAMI NH staff, individuals, schools, Community Mental Health Centers, community stakeholders, and more – working together