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NAMI CC AAPI team's Mental Health Crash Course flyer in English.
AAPI, News

Join our AAPI Mental Health Crash Course!

这门速成课程将在线上介绍康郡心理健康系统的各种资源,任何对该系统有疑问的人都可以参加。课程为免费的一次性研讨会,授课语言为中文,旨在为大家提供丰富的信息和建议,帮助处理相关案件。课程内容包括。。。

Tardive Dyskinesia social graphic of a calendar circling the first full week of May as Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness week.
Blog, News

Recognizing TD Awareness Week 2025

NAMI CC is proud to recognize May 4-10, 2025, as Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) Awareness Week to reduce stigma and empower those impacted by the condition. Click Read More for information on TD.

General Meetings

April 2025 General Meeting

Get ready to attend our April 2025 General Meeting, where we invite Contra Costa Public Defenders to discuss the process of decriminalization for individuals living with a medical condition.

flyer calling for advocacy for african-american led organizations on 4/15/2025
News

[4/15] Raise Your Voice for African American-Led Organizations

We need YOU! Join us in our second demand to create funding opportunities for African American-led Organizations this coming Tuesday! As we wait for the African American Holistic Wellness Hub, we can’t settle for less than what others receive. Allies are welcome to join our voices.

News

Notice: Office Closed On April 15

Please be advised that the NAMI CC (National Alliance on Mental Illness, Contra Costa) office will be closed on Tuesday, April 15th to advocate for funding opportunities for African American-led organizations.

Gigi Crowder in an honory picture frame for woman of the year 2025, district 15.
Blog

Gigi is California Woman of the Year

Assemblywoman Anamarie Avila Farias nominated our CEO, Gigi R. Crowder, L.E., for “California Woman of the Year” for Assembly District 15. On March 10, 2025, Gigi officially received this honor.

News

Notice: Office Closes Early March 28

Please be advised that the NAMI CC (National Alliance on Mental Illness, Contra Costa) office will close early on Friday, March 28th, to attend an advocacy rally protesting the early release of Andrew Hall.

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