ANNOUNCEMENT FROM NAMI WESTCHESTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS click here
NAMI Westchester Virtual 5K Your Way
Not only is “Mental Health for All”; event is open to all.
We need your support so we can support Westchester.
CLICK HERE for details and how to participate.
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We know that this is a very difficult time for many people across the country. As we all deal with the impacts of the Coronavirus outbreak, we remain committed to ensuring that people with mental health conditions and their family members have the information and support they need to weather these uncertain times.
NAMI Westchester is providing virtual support groups for families and friends of individuals living with a mental illness. In addition, we have developed a list of supportive groups and services for those living with a mental health conditions which we are constantly updating. For more information and/or to obtain the list please call 914-592-5458, we have cancelled all support groups and education classes.
Our Helpline remains open.
Our national office has updates and tips on their website, www.nami.org.
Now more than ever we need to communicate and check on each other to maintain our mental health.
Respect the physical distance that is recommended, but do not forget to be social – call, text, email, video call.
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Helpline: (914) 592-5458
Monday through Friday from 9 am. to 2 pm.
Need help navigating Westchester's mental health system?
Learn about mental illness and treatments and get referrals for mental health services, dual diagnosis programs, support, housing, legal assistance, and more. Find out about NAMI Westchester support groups, education classes, and events.
Calls are kept confidential and answered by our trained staff.
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NAMI Westchester helps families and individuals affected by mental illness
build better lives through education, support, and advocacy.
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Support
NAMI Westchester provides support groups and classes in Westchester County.
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Suicide can be prevented.
For more information on the warning signs and what to do,
go to the Westchester.gov Suicide Prevention website at http://mentalhealth.westchestergov.com/suicide-prevention.
Crisis Text Line — a free, confidential 24-hour service accessible via texting 741741.
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