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Donate

There are 5 ways to donate to NAMI-BR:

You may make cash donations to NAMI-BR online using paypal.
You can mail your donation to 10290 Ridgley Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70809-2837
You may also donate to NAMI-BR by taking your gently used items to Here Today Gone Tomorrow located at 10240 Burbank Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70810. A portion of the proceeds go to NAMI-BR. Please be sure to use account #680 for your donation.
Register to Amazon Smile to contribute to NAMI- BR
Use our group shopping link to buy a new set of cutlery: https://radafundraising.com?rfsn=5149772.620322



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Get Involved With NAMI Baton Rouge!

Educational Classes

A 8-week course is a mental health 101 program for family members and friends of an adult with a mental illness. The program addresses educating family members, caregivers, and friends about medications, coping skills, symptoms of mental illness, and dealing with a crisis. NAMI Basics

A six-week course is mental health 101 for Family members and caretakers of children with behavioral disorders. Peer to Peer

A 8-week course is mental health 101 for the individual who has a mental illness. This program is about giving the individual knowledge and skills for living successfully with a mental illness. It addresses coping skills, medication, how to talk to with their doctors. In Our Voice

A program composed of speakers that tell their story to help fight the stigma that surrounds individuals with a mental illness. Parents and Teachers as Allies

A program where parents speak with teachers about recognizing the early signs and symptoms of mental illness and referring the youths to services. Hearts and Minds Program

An online, interactive, educational initiative promoting the idea of wellness in both mind and body. Wellness is an ongoing process of learning how to make choices that support a more successful, healthy life. Provider Education Program

A five-week course presenting the “lived experiences” of people coping with a mental illness or caring for someone who lives with a mental illness. It presents a penetrating, subjective view of family and people coping with a mental illness experiences to line staff at public agencies who work directly with people experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses.The course helps providers realize the hardships that families and people coping with a mental illness face and appreciate the courage and persistence it takes to live with and recover from mental illness. NAMI Smarts for Advocacy

A one day course that teaches individuals on how to tell their story. It is a valuable tool when advocating for legislation.

For more information on support and educational programs

Quick Links (NAMI.org–National Alliance on Mental Illness)

Volunteer

Available opportunities include:

  • Fundraising/Grant writer
  • Social Media
  • Administrative
  • Programs
  • Events