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NAMI Michigan is part of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by serious mental illnesses and their families. Founded in 1979, NAMI has become a national advocate with affiliates across every state and in over 1,100 local communities, offering critical resources and support. The organization provides comprehensive programs, including educational initiatives, support groups, and community outreach efforts aimed at fostering understanding of mental health issues. Through events such as NAMIWalks and annual conferences, NAMI Michigan actively promotes awareness and advocacy for mental health care and inclusivity in the community. Generated from the website

The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan (CMHA), based in Lansing, is dedicated to strengthening mental health services across the state through advocacy, education, and support for its members. Established to foster collaboration among community mental health service providers, CMHA aims to empower individuals to live their best lives by enhancing mental health care delivery and ensuring access to essential resources. CMHA actively engages in legislative advocacy, offering resources and training to assist organizations in implementing effective mental health programs. With initiatives like the Center for Mental Health Implementation Support and ongoing educational events, CMHA strives to build a resilient public mental health system for Michigan residents. Generated from the website