NAMI Washtenaw County has recently learned of the death of a longtime member and Family-to-Family facilitator, Mark Delaney of Dexter, MI. Mark was a retired psychiatric social worker and had great affection for NAMI Washtenaw County. He has written his own obituary, which may be seen in the MLive Death Notices and read online at thisContinue reading Remembering Mark Delaney Continue reading Remembering Mark Delaney
Sponsor Spotlight: WCCMH
We’d like to thank Washtenaw County Community Mental Health (WCCMH) for supporting NAMI Washtenaw County.Continue reading Sponsor Spotlight: WCCMH
Why I Walk: Pat’s Story
Pat shares why she’s participating in NAMIWalks Washtenaw County and walking to support mental health for all.Continue reading Why I Walk: Pat’s Story
Show Your Support with NAMI WC Merch
NAMI WC fall merch is available for a limited time and available for pickup at NAMIWalks Washtenaw County.Continue reading Show Your Support with NAMI WC Merch
Why I Walk: Natalie’s Story
Natalie shares why participating in NAMIWalks Washtenaw County is so meaningful. Continue reading Why I Walk: Natalie’s Story
New Merch Available Now – Meet the Artist
NAMI Washtenaw County merch is now available in two different designs. Learn more about the artists.Continue reading New Merch Available Now – Meet the Artist
A Letter from the NAMI-WC Board
The NAMI-WC board invites you to read more about the future of the organization.Continue reading A Letter from the NAMI-WC Board
An ETS Presentation: Coping with Grief, Loss and Trauma
Recently, the NAMI-WC ETS team delivered a tailor-made presentation on grief, loss, and trauma.Continue reading An ETS Presentation: Coping with Grief, Loss and Trauma
Fund-raiser Breaks New Ground
NOVEMBER 2019 BY LOIS MAHARG About 50 Washtenaw County movers and shakers gathered in the home of Attorney Erane C. Washington on Aug. 17 to support and learn more about NAMI Washtenaw County. This was the affiliate’s first attempt to broaden its base of supporters with an event featuring a well-known public figure — inContinue reading Fund-raiser Breaks New Ground
Walk Draws Newcomers and Regulars Alike
NOVEMBER 2019 BY LOIS MAHARG If the threat of rain kept some people home, you wouldn’t have known it. About 900 volunteers gathered on Belle Isle on Sept. 28 to do the annual 5K NAMI Walk and raise funds in support of mental health. “We’re going to do this in spite of the weather,” saidContinue reading Walk Draws Newcomers and Regulars Alike