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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Equal Rights for the Brain;
Treatment, Advocacy, Community and Science
NAMI Indiana's 2009 State Conference
Come Hear Dominic Carter, Author of: No Momma's Boy
which chronicles his triumphant struggles in overcoming his mother's mental illness while growing up in the Bronx.
Mr. Carter is a political news anchor for New York 1 in NY, NY.
Saturday, October 24th at the Marten House and Lilly Conference Center
Click on 2009 NAMI Indiana State Conference Tab to register today!
Come Learn About Our New Crisis Booklet
This booklet is the brainchild of Abby Flynn, who, up to the point of her
hospitalization for heart valve replacement surgery, chaired the committee that
produced it. Her drive, her focus, and her indomitable spirit provided the
wherewithal that made this booklet a reality. Sadly, Abby did not survive this
difficult surgery, and so she was deprived of the pleasure of seeing it actually
produced in final form. We dedicate this booklet to Abby’s memory; it is one
of many examples of the good things that have resulted from her very active
and fruitful life with NAMI Indiana.
In difficult economic times, Hoosier families across the state have even
greater needs for NAMI Indiana's education, advocacy and
support initiatives.
You can make a difference for those in need by participating in NAMI Indiana's "EVERY MONTH" campaign.
Participating in the "EVERY MONTH" campaign means making a
commitment to take regular personal action that improves
the lives of Hoosiers affected by mental illness.
Also, for those who are able, participating in the campaign can mean
making a financial contribution to NAMI Indiana or making a regular
monthly contribution through automatic credit card deductions.
Mental Illness is Physical!
Mental Illness is Treatable!
Recovery is Possible!
NAMI Indiana
P.O. Box 22697
Indianapolis, IN 46222-0697
(317) 925-9399
(800) 677-6442
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