NAMI DeKalb

June is Men's Mental Health Month.

A simple conversation can spark transformation. Whether a father, brother, uncle, friend, or colleague, check in with the men in your life.

Visit nami.org/mensmentalhealth to learn more.

Our youth matter. NAMI believes that all people should be treated with respect and dignity and experience equitable outcomes. You are NOT alone!

Learn more about NAMI’s initiatives this month: nami.org/pride

Are you a caregiver or family member of a service member or veteran living with a mental health condition?

You can help others by becoming a certified NAMI Homefront teacher.

This FREE 2-day virtual training will prepare you to:
Support and educate other military families
Build community through shared lived experience

November 14–15 (Virtual)
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Support those who serve and the families who stand beside them. 💙

Join NAMI Georgia for our Statewide Monthly Homefront Military Family Support Group, a safe space for loved ones of veterans and active-duty service members navigating mental health challenges.

Every 2nd Thursday
6:30–8 PM ET

June is but NAMIPride is not just this month, it's every month.

It is this year, this decade, and this lifetime!

Learn more about NAMI’s initiatives this month: nami.org/pride

Need help finding mental health resources in Georgia?

The NAMI Georgia Helpline is here to connect individuals and families with information about mental health resources, community services, support groups, education programs, and peer support across Georgia.

Helpline: 770-408-0625
Hours: Monday–Friday | 9 AM – 5 PM
Email: [email protected]

If a Resource Specialist is unavailable, please leave a message and you will receive a callback as soon as possible.

Please note: The NAMI Georgia Helpline is not a crisis line and operators cannot provide counseling or emergency services.

If you are experiencing a crisis:
Call 911 and request a CIT officer if available, or
Contact the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline for 24/7 free and confidential support.

NAMI Georgia would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to Governor Kemp, First Lady Marty Kemp, and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens for their words of support for the event in Atlanta this week!

And thank you to Blake Mycoskie, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and founder of TOMS, for Joining NAMI CEO Dan Gillison to explore purpose, mental health, and what it truly means to succeed.

Your words remind us that: YOU ARE NOT ALONE!