Kevin Hines Documentary
June 13, 2018Suicide: The Ripple Effect Click image for trailer
At age 19, Kevin Hines attempted to take his life by jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge. Seventeen years later, he still struggles with many of the same Read More
PLEASE JOIN US:
2018 Miles for Mental Health & Wellness Walk Volunteer Committee Meeting #mi4mh
Thursday, June 21st 5:00pm-6: 00 pm
NAMI Geauga Annex
107 South Street #5 Chardon
Please RSVP if you are Joining us!
(440)286-6264 or admin@namigeauga.org
Future Meeting Dates: All Held at NAMI Geauga Annex Read More
Planting For Change
A quote by Audrey Hepburn perfectly sums up our mission,“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.”
Our goal is to bring the community together to end the stigma surrounding mental illness by offering a nurturing space to make lasting connections and learn gardening skills.
This garden is open to individuals living with mental illness/addiction, their loved ones and everyone in the community.
Visit us at Morning Star Friends Church – 12550 Ravenna Rd, Chardon OH
Geauga Maple Leaf News: Community Garden Read More
Family Support Group in Chardon
FREE for family members, partners and friends of individuals with mental health conditions.
Family Support meetings will be held Every Monday at 7pm at our Chardon location: 107 South Street, #5.
Did you ever feel like you were teetering as you try to hold balance in life?
When you have a loved one with mental illness it seems that you are holding the weight of the world. YOU ARE NOT ALONE. There are others that are Read More
Volunteers Needed!
Have you ever wondered how you can…?
Support a great cause Share your talents and energy with a group of caring individuals Help end the stigma of mental illness Learn more about Mental Health and how to help othersLook no further, NAMI Geauga County is looking for YOU:
Special Events Crew Grant Writer
In-School Presenters Internships
Office / Clerical Aide Community Outreach
Marketing and Advertising Team Read More
Help Congress See 20/20
We’ve sent 20,000 messages to Congress to urge them to reform mental health care.
We need to send 20,000 more.
Congress needs to see perfectly clearly how important mental health care is to our country. Congress doesn’t need glasses to see 20/20—it needs your advocacy.
Contact Chairman Fred Upton and Ranking Member Frank Pallone, two House Committee leaders who will help decide the future of health care reform, and urge them to move comprehensive mental health reform (HR 2646) forward.
With your help, the Read More