Is someone you love living with mental illness? Or are you? We can help. We serve families and individuals whose lives are affected by mental illness.
NAMI NYC (National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City) provides education, support, and advocacy organization for the mental health community. Whether you have a family member with schizophrenia or are coping with depression (just as examples) we have a program for you. All programs and services are free of charge.
11/29/2025
Whether it’s a contribution or time spent as a volunteer, your continued support of NAMI-NYC services is invaluable for helping peers and their family members. Donate for coming up next week here: https://naminycmetro.org/give/
Therapy. Breaks. Honest friends.
For Ashlyn Harris, she uses these tools to help her stay grounded and take care of her mental health on and off the field.
11/26/2025
We’re grateful for YOU—the heart of our NAMI-NYC family! 💙 Whether you’ve attended a program, volunteered, or connected with us, you’re part of our community. Remember to care for yourself this season. Reach out to our Helpline, join a support group, or connect with a mentor. You’re never alone. www.naminyc.org/helpline
Before there were trophies, there was fun. 🏅
Ashlyn Harris tells young athletes that it’s okay to explore, experiment, and enjoy sports because protecting your joy protects your mental health.
11/22/2025
Have you received mental healthcare in NYC? If so, you can help the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene find ways to improve the adult mental health system and services.
Apply to the NYC Health Department’s Bureau of Mental Health Consumer Advisory Board. Learn more and how to apply:https://naminycmetro.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/CAB-Recruitment-Flyer-2025-1.pdf
There’s courage in slowing down.
Landon Donovan opens up about the pressure on male athletes to continue pushing through, instead of slowing down and finding support. Vulnerability, not endless pressure, is what truly builds resilience.
11/20/2025
On , stand up for mental health! 💙 Your donation supports free programs for families & individuals affected by mental health challenges. Every dollar makes a difference—whether it's sustaining our Helpline or launching a new support group. See how far your donation can go: www.naminyc.org/give/
11/19/2025
We are excited to announce that NAMI-NYC's CEO Maggie Mortali was named one of PoliticsNY & amny's Power Players in Healthcare!
Maggie is making huge strides to improve mental healthcare accessibility for New Yorkers and support for their family members. Congratulations, Maggie!
https://politicsny.com/power-lists/2025-power-players-in-health-care/page/5/ -mortali
🌟 "I used to believe that I had to do everything flawlessly. Through NAMI-NYC, I learned how to care for myself, and I share my story with young people, so they know they’re not alone." - Nina, Ending the Silence volunteer
Your support helps build resilience and ensure no one faces mental health challenges alone. Donate today: www.naminyc.org/give/
Sometimes prioritizing your mental health can seem daunting. Here are three simple ways to start prioritizing your mental health.
From the field to everyday life, Landon Donovan has learned what works for him: medication, meditation, family time, golf, and exercise. ⚽ He reminds us that caring for your mental health takes more than one play.
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