Take Action TODAY -
Save Mental Health

In most state legislatures across the country, elected leaders are
considering tough decisions required to balance state government budgets in
these challenging economic times.

In many states, decisions that will impact adults and children who live with
mental illness and their families are still being explored. In other states,
legislators have gone home-but the work is not over.

Now is the ideal time to reach out to your legislator and governor and raise
your voice for mental health. Cuts to state mental health budgets threaten
to devastate children, adults, families and our communities. When mental
health care is cut, we all feel the consequences.

NAMI's State Advocacy 2010 initiative makes it easy to e-mail your
legislators. Take a few minutes now.

Contact your legislators and governor today. Let them know that your life is
affected by mental illness and that you know the important role that public
mental health plays in offering the hope of recovery. Ask your elected
officials to provide leadership in restoring needed mental health services.

Act now by visiting: State Advocacy 2010

You can help NAMI Warren County advocate for persons with mental illness.

Your voice will help us persuade elected officials to increase resources that can help people with mental illness. We need your help to bring about health insurance parity for persons with mental illnesses, and to reduce the stigma of mental illness.

Each item in this area contains specific instructions on a current issue affecting people with mental illness.

Thank you for your help!


Legislative Action Center

Follow this link to NAMI National's Legislative Action Center. You can review and take action on current issues directly from NAMI's web site.
 

Federal Advocacy

Use the following tool to contact Congress.

 

State Advocacy

Use the following tool to contact your State Legislators.

 


Current Alerts

Advocacy Alert

Link to latest NAMI National Legislative Advocacy Alert.

Fight stigma! Link to NAMI National's Stigmabuster resources.