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04/24/2026

For many, their religion & spiritual beliefs are core components of their mental health recovery.

We strive to support every healing journey through NAMI Faithnet: an interfaith network connecting church communities & their members with resources, tools and more to assist those living with a mental illness > nami.org/faithnet

04/22/2026

We’re taking an exciting step forward for su***de prevention and mental health awareness. 👀

The American Foundation for Su***de Prevention (AFSP) and The Jed Foundation - JED are thrilled to announce the intent to merge as equals to form AFSP/JED, the nation’s largest nonprofit dedicated to preventing su***de across the lifespan and bringing hope to those affected by su***de loss or risk. 👏

By combining AFSP’s national reach and research leadership with JED’s expertise in youth mental health, we’ll be able to save more lives, support more communities, and bring hope to millions across the country.

🔗 Learn more about this exciting new chapter here: afsp.org/story/american-foundation-for-su***de-prevention-and-the-jed-foundation-announce-intent

04/22/2026

Caregivers who take NAMI Basics OnDemand say:
“It covers so much more than BASICS—the title doesn’t do it justice.”

This free, online program helps you gain tools and clarity for the road ahead. 💙
nami.org/basics-on-demand

04/21/2026

How can volunteering benefit your mental health? From helping you discover new life passions to building connections with a new community, volunteering can bring improvement to your mental well-being in a multitude of ways.

Read our blog from Trish, a dedicated NAMI volunteer, to learn more: https://bit.ly/3OPmeHs

04/18/2026

Join us in preparing for Mental Health Awareness Month in May! Throughout April, we are seeking your stories of lived experience and healing.

Learn how to submit your story at nami.org/mham
Come together in our community of voices, and help us end the stigma, one story at a time.

04/18/2026

Let us know what has helped you feel supported when you have needed it the most.

Leave your response in the comments, and we will showcase them with American Foundation for Su***de Prevention in a future post.

04/15/2026

Julie found the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention after her husband, David, died by su***de in 2011.

The couple met in medical school and after David's death, Julie used her medical background to support the new education program Clinical Approach to Preventing Su***de: An Introduction. This program is an introductory overview of the clinician’s role in preventing su***de among patients, and covers risk and protective factors, warning signs, screening tools, brief interventions, and treatment options.

"When you consider that the majority of those who die by su***de have contact with a medical professional within three months of taking their own life, it’s easy to recognize how important it is that health care providers know how to recognize that someone may be in distress, and know how to connect them with help."

Read the blog: https://afsp.org/story/educating-other-medical-professionals-on-how-to-prevent-su***de

04/14/2026

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