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Join us for Pathways to Hope 2026, where faith, mental health, and community come together to foster connection, understanding, and hope.

Whether you're a faith leader, mental health advocate, person with lived experience, caregiver, or community member, you'll find opportunities to learn, connect, and help break the stigma surrounding mental health.

Free to Register | Aug 21 & 22

Explore: https://nami.org/pathwaystohope

At NAMI, observing reminds us of the importance of ensuring that mental health support, education, and resources are accessible to every community.

Learn more about our work to ensure equitable mental health care access at nami.org/CHEA

Caregivers often carry a lot of responsibility — and a lot of misconceptions about what they "should" be able to do on their own.

The truth? You don't have to have all the answers. You don't have to be strong all the time. And you don't have to navigate caregiving alone.

Swipe through to explore common myths about caregiving and mental health — and the facts that can help you find support.

The NAMI Family Caregiver HelpLine connects family caregivers with trained volunteers who understand the journey through lived experience.

📞 Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264), press 4
📱 Text FAMILY to 62640
💻 Learn more: nami.org/family

Workplace safety includes mental health.

Supporting your mental well-being can help reduce stress, prevent burnout and create a healthier workplace for everyone.

Swipe through for practical tips from NAMI StigmaFree Workplace on prioritizing your mental health at work.

Learn more at stigmafree.nami.org.

Behind each of these numbers is a story.📖

Each statistic is a reason why we must encourage these critical conversations and break the stigma that says talking about feelings is a sign of weakness or isn't the "manly" thing to do.

Learn more at nami.org/mensmentalhealth

How do nature, community and connection support mental wellness?

This National Men's Health Month, join NAMI and the Community Health Equity Alliance (CHEA) for a conversation about restoring Black men's well-being through community, outdoor connection and culturally rooted support.

Hear from leaders at Boyz N The Wood, HBCUs Outside and African American Male Wellness Agency who are helping create spaces where Black men can heal, thrive and build meaningful connections.

Together, they'll explore how nature, brotherhood, health education and community-based support can strengthen mental wellness and long-term well-being.

- Wednesday, June 24, 2026
- 3–4 p.m. ET

Register today: https://nami-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JAPeT3MUQVyR7OAS4IOaBQ #/registration

It's OK to ask for help.

It's OK to talk about how you're feeling.

It's OK to take care of your mental health.

Many men grow up hearing messages that encourage them to handle challenges on their own. But strength isn't about carrying everything by yourself.

Support, connection, and reaching out are signs of courage.

This Men's Mental Health Month, let's help create a culture where it's OK to talk.

Learn more: NAMI.org/mensmentalhealth