As our state and country come to terms with how to slow the spread of the coronavirus named COVID-19, NAMI South Dakota has suspended all meetings, groups, classes and activities until further notice. We want our volunteers, staff, and participants to be safe. We know that connection is at the very heart of what NAMI more »
Read MoreNAMI South Dakota’s annual day at the South Dakota Capitol is January 24, 2020. Advocates and supporters from across the state will gather to educate and inform lawmakers and others in the Capitol Rotunda from 9 am-2pm. Please join us to make your voice heard as we advocate for mental health parity, funding, access and more »
Read MoreNAMI’s Ending the Silence program is being presented in middle and high schools all across South Dakota. Students, teachers, and parents are viewing the 50-minute presentation to learn more about mental health conditions and how youth can help themselves or others. Volunteer presenters are currently being trained online with in-person coaching. Visit our Ending the more »
Read MoreThe National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of South Dakota is pleased to announce that it is a recipient of a 2018 Bush Foundation Community Innovation grant award. This project entitled “Moving from Illness to Wellness “ will impact the Northeast region of South Dakota and the communities of Aberdeen, Milbank, and Watertown. This is more »
Read MorePlease contact us at namisd@midconetwork.com if you have an interest in becoming a support group facilitator, class teacher, or presenter for the following programs: Connection, Family Support Group, Family to Family, Basics, Ending the Silence, or In Our Own Voice. We are setting up trainings in all programs, and we would love to talk with more »
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