All NAMI Kauai Support and Classes will be online or over phone until COVID resolves

Nami Kauai Support groups: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month, online via Zoom. Contact: info@namikauai.org

NAMI Kauai
(808) 635-3239

National Hotline
~ 4am to noon
(808) 950-6264

24/7 Crisis Text line:
Text NAMI to 741-741

Mental Illness is a family disease……

NAMI Kauai Family Online Support Group

2nd and 4th WEDNESDAYS in 2021
Jan. 13 & 27 Feb 10 & 24 March 10 & 24 Apr. 14 & 28 May 12 & 26 June 9 & 23 July 14 & 28 August 11 & 25 Sept. 8 & 22 Oct. 13 & 27 Nov 10 & 24 Dec 8 & 22
6:00-7:30 pm

ZOOM – Register by e-mail: info@namikauai.org
For more information, call Karin 631-4982

This Support Group is FREE for anyone who has a close family member or friend with a serious mental illness!

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Support Groups

June 26, 2019

The Family to Family support group meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month via Zoom. This group is for family members (over 18),

Classes & Programs

June 26, 2019

NAMI Hawaii is providing statewide classes and programs via Zoom. Family and Friends, Family-to-Family, and more. Check our state website for updates, or contact info@namihawaii.org

NAMI National Convention

June 26, 2019

2021 NAMI National Convention TBA. Find more info at NAMI.org

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June 26, 2019

WALK DATE: 2021 TBA Sign up or make a donation at www.namiwalks.org/hawaii WALK FAQ Frequently Asked Questions When can I register? You can sign up

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Testimonies from people in our program:

“NAMI Kauai has provided me with a group of peers, and friends that relate to my experience. It has allowed me not only to help others in the community, but in the process help me heal. Speaking to students in classrooms about lived experiences has made a dramatic impact on my life. It has given me public speaking confidence, and also has enabled me to move past insecurities I had about sharing my story.”

“Even though my life isn’t where I thought it would be, coming to terms with my bipolar disorder was a major accomplishment. Don’t get me wrong—I still have my ups and downs and I still have a lot of symptoms that are very difficult to manage. NAMI is such an amazing organization with everything they do and I want to thank NAMI for always providing services and educational material to better help understand and deal with bipolar disorder.”

“If you’re looking for a way to improve your mental health, the best thing you can do is get involved in an organization like NAMI Kauai. I fully came out about my mental health condition. I wasn’t afraid to talk about it. In fact, I wanted to share it with others to educate them. I am no longer afraid of being stigmatized or judged for my illness.”

“As part of my recovery, I learned as much as I could about schizophrenia, which further deepened my compassion for those with mental health conditions and their loved ones. I now speak about the resources available from NAMI at a local hospital and teach the NAMI Family-to-Family class. My goal is to use who I am and my story to ease the journey of others and leave this world a slightly better place. Partnering with NAMI, we can and we will.”