Thank you for joining us this year for our annual Crab Feed fundraising event! We enjoyed spending the cherished evening all attendees. This year, went all out to bring you a fun and fabulous Crab Feed Fundraiser with auctions, games, and plenty of crab! Click Read More for more details.
If you couldn’t make it to our National Mental Health Day of Prayer, here’s your opportunity to catch up! In observance of Mental Health Day of Prayer, NAMI Contra Costa’s FaithNet Program lead an effort to bring a diverse interfaith group together on October 8, 2024. Read more for details.
A recap for those who want to see it again or for those who couldn’t make it: on September 21, 2024, as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, NAMI Contra Costa hosted the 4th Annual “Know the Signs: Remembering Those We’ve Lost” event at Contra Loma Regional Park in Antioch. Watch and read it again here!
In case you missed it, now you can watch the NAMI CC Mental Health Presentation, a Conversation led by Jacob Parker, Legislative Fellow at the Office of Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan on September 18th over Zoom. Click Read More for Details.
On Saturday, July 27th, NAMI Contra Costa held its second annual faith-based mental health awareness event called Healing Through Music, which started in 2023. This phenomenal event featured 5-Time GRAMMY Award Winner, Gospel Singer Erica Campbell, and is recapped in this post.
On Thursday, May 30 NAMI Contra Costa held a first of its kind TransformACTIONal faith-based mental health awareness event. We invited a diverse group of Spiritual Leaders & Faith-Based Organizations to the launch of the newly MHSA Innovation funded, Building Mental Health Friendly Communities Together.
An open dialogue about reasons for or against receiving the COVID-19 vaccines. We discuss the reasons for why it is so important for African Americans to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and reduce the gaps in health outcomes.
A special meeting with Gigi Crowder, Executive Director of NAMI Contra Costa.
In August 2020, NAMI CC was awarded a Peer Workforce Investment grant from the California Department of Healthcare Services (DHCS).
