NAMI Anne Arundel County

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Winter 2013

Monthly Family Support Groups
Free to the Public. Call for days of the week & county locations: 443.569.3498

January 10
NAMI AAC Fund Raiser! Sponsored by School Psychologist's Association of Anne Arundel County. Red Wine Bar. 189 B Main St.Annapolis. 3:30 - 8pm.

January 16
Family To Family Education Class
Free to the Public. 12 weeks,
Anne Arundel Medical Center, 7th floor.
Contact Pat at 410.647.6233.

Janauary 18
Social Security Benefits Primer: Making
Employment work for Consumers with
Mental Illness through Work Incentives Conference.
Arundel Lodge, Friday, 8:30-4:30 P.M, Seating limited.
Call Ashley Clark at 410.402.8338 for more information.

January 25
NAMI on the agenda! Anne Arundel County Delegation "Breakfast" meeting, 9am. For more info contact: khbranch@verizon.net

January 29
MD NAMI Advocacy Day! 9:00am-11:00am
House Office Building, Room #142 (6 Bladen St)
RALLY: 12:00-1:00 at Lawyer's Mall, ANNAPOLIS.
Contact Kathy Branch khbranch@verizon.net

February 12
County Executive’s Forum: on Mental Health Initiatives,AACo Community College, Cade Building, Rm 219. 9am-11am. Contact khbranch@verizon.net

April 9
"Integrating Mental Health and Addiction
Treatment in MD”Baltimore Convention Center; See full conference brochure.

Fall 2012 Newsletter
click here

We need volunteers at many levels

to advocate for improved services

to teach, mentor and facilitate classes and support groups

to reach out to the community

to help with our publications

and to support us financially.
Call 443-569-3498 or email us to find out more.

NAMI of Anne Arundel County is a grassroots organization, staffed by volunteers, dedicated to education, support and advocacy for persons with mental illnesses, their families and the wider community.

Our mission is:

To positively impact the lives of individuals, families, and friends affected by mental illness in Anne Arundel County by reducing stigma and providing support, education, and advocacy.

"It is said that people dealing with mental illness are stronger than most, and stronger than they realize -- at least once they come through to the other side. I do know that I have matured in leaps and bounds from my own experience. My illness has even strengthened my faith and relationship with God."

May 18, 2013. Baltimore Inner Harbor