NAMI Seattle

At NAMI Seattle, we work to bring mental health support, education, and advocacy to all.

In Schools: Recognizing the mental health challenges faced by young adults, we offer in-school programs that support middle and high school students, teachers, and parents facilitate open discussions and decrease stigma around mental health conditions.

In the Workplace: Our mental health trainers have been working in local business and organizations to help tackle mental health in the workplace and learn how to build a supportive environment for employees.

In the Community: This year, we launched trainings aimed help downtown business interact with those in crisis. Our trainings have helped inform and allow community members to approach those in crisis with compassion and understanding, paving a road towards recovery and belonging.

Help us expand our reach in 2025 to underserved communities and those in crisis. Together, we can build a stigma-free future.

💙 Donate now: https://namiseattle.org/give/donate-now/

Naomi’s journey with NAMI Seattle’s In Our Own Voice program transformed her life. 🌟 “I felt like I had nothing to say and that no one would want to hear it. But through sharing my story, my confidence grew, and I realized the power of connection and understanding.”
Help us create more moments like Naomi’s. Every gift brings hope and healing to someone in need. Donate today: https://secure.everyaction.com/FpGQZhtzY0eGJs3mSVd7iw2 #!

NAMI Seattle and Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care are proud to host a free online Adult Mental Health First Aid Course on November 14th 2024, 9am - 4pm.
Click here to register: https://forms.gle/qPKt2ivMs1JERdCM8

This training will teach you how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges in adults, how to provide initial help, and how to guide someone towards care. We'll cover essential topics like anxiety, depression, psychosis, and addictions.
You'll come away with invaluable skills you can use in your community to support family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors.

This program is funded by King County MIDD Behavioral Health Sales Tax - Supporting Behavioral Health and Recovery.