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National Alliance for Eating Disorders (The Alliance) is the leading national non-profit organization dedicated to the outreach, education, early intervention, support, and advocacy for all eating disorders. Founded in October 2000, The Alliance has worked tirelessly to raise awareness; eliminate secrecy and stigma; promote access to care; and support those susceptible to, currently struggling with, and recovered from eating disorders. We create a bridge for those needing and seeking help by connecting people with resources to assist them in recovery. The Alliance is the leading national organization providing support, referrals, and education for all eating disorders. The Alliance offers accessible, comprehensive services, including free, weekly, therapist-led support groups for those struggling and for their loved ones; educational presentations to schools, healthcare providers, hospitals, treatment centers, and community agencies; support and referrals through findEDhelp, our free, comprehensive help-line, website, and smartphone apps; unique and empowering scale smashing events and SmashTALK panel discussions nationwide; advocacy for eating disorders and mental health legislation; and low-cost, life-saving outpatient treatment to underinsured and uninsured adults in south Florida.

Our mission at NAMI Arapahoe/Douglas Counties is to provide education, support, and advocacy for people whose lives are impacted by mental illness. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

NAMI Metro Suburban provides education, advocacy and support for those living with mental health conditions, their loved ones and their communities in the western suburbs of Cook County. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness

The mission of NAMIGO is to improve the quality of life of individuals, their families, loved ones and caregivers affected by mental health conditions through education, support and advocacy. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

The mission of the National Alliance on Mental Illness Santa Clara County is to help people with mental illness, families, and the community by providing support, education, and advocacy for those suffering from mental illness; to promote research, to reduce stigma and guilt; and to improve services by working with health professionals and families.

NAMI Bucks County PA is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness through recovery-focused support, education and advocacy.

The mission of NAMI Dane County is to support and empower everyone touched by mental illness. We commit to eliminate stigma and nurture recovery through education, support, advocacy, and outreach.

Our mission is to support the mental health of our community members through Education, Support, & Advocacy. Our vision is to support mental health wellness in the Wood River Valley. We aim to link community members with local health resources to educate the community on mental health topics, cultivate the acceptance of mental health challenges, and foster inclusion for individuals, families, and friends. NAMI-WRV is honored to be the fiscal agent and sponsor of the 5B Suicide Prevention Alliance, a collaborative of Wood River Valley community members and organizations who strive to build a resilient county.The 5B Suicide Prevention Alliance is working to prevent suicide and educate our community about mental health. We focus on increasing awareness, understanding, and action around suicide prevention, educating our community about the signs of emotional distress and emphasizing the importance of every day healthy habits.

To improve the quality of life for families and individuals impacted by mental health disorders through education, support, advocacy and stigma reduction.

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Mental Illness Policy Org. focuses on serious mental illness, not mental health. They focus on the 4% of adults over 18 who are most seriously ill, mainly suffering from schizophrenia and treatment-resistant forms of bipolar disorder. Other organizations focus on the 20% of people who have any sort of ‘mental health condition’ no matter how mild. Rather than ignoring the most seriously ill, we attempt to help them.