National Alliance on Mental Illness
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NAMI Greater Cleveland
MULTICULTURAL OUTREACH
Depression in Women: Part 1 With: Natalie M. Whitlow, PhD Monday June 17, 2013
5:30pm to 7:30pm
For more information see the flyer below.
Depression in Women: Part 1 flyerNAMI GREATER CLEVELAND OBSERVES
NATIONAL MINORITY MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
NAMI Greater Cleveland the local affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI),
in collaboration with the Cuyahoga County Public Library will Sponsor Fresh Friday: Refresh your Body, Mind and Spirit for Emotional Wellness
July 12, 2013 in observance of Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
to raise awareness about emotional wellness and mental illness in diverse communities.
For more information see the press release below
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month press release.NAMI Greater Cleveland offers outreach and support programs to empower
individuals and their families affected by mental illness.
NAMI Latino Multicultural Action Center from Amanda Wang on Vimeo.
NAMI's Multicultural Outreach Program targets the mental health needs of the
African American and Hispanic/Latino communities. Many individuals may suffer needlessly
from mental disorders such as clinical depression, schizophrenia, panic/anxiety,
obsessive compulsive disorder(OCD) and bipolar disorder.
Mental illness is not uncommon and is as diverse as the people who have it.
The percentage of African Americans receiving needed care is only half that of whites
and only 24% of Hispanics/Latinos with depression and anxiety receive appropriate care
compared with 34% of whites with the same diagnosis.
NAMI can Help. We provide culturally specific programs and services directed and sensitized
to the needs and concerns of African American and Hispanic/Latino Communites.
Easy Access to Services Our services are located withing the community. Many are within walking
distance and on bus routes.
Education NAMI has a resource library containing
books, pamphlets, videos and
other resource materials.
Support Support groups that help families deal with
mental illness challenges. (See Support Groups)
Family-to-Family Family members teach a free 12-week
course emphasizing the knowledge and
skills needed to help cope with mental illness.
Peer-to-Peer A 9-week experiential education course
for any person with serious mental illness
who is interested in establishing and
maintaining wellness.
Hand-to-Hand This free 12-week course is for parents who have children with mental and
emotional disorders.
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Related Files
2011 Hispanic Health Directory (PDF File)
press release 6-11 (Word Document)
flyer 6-11
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