NAMI Pomona Valley Services

NAMI Pomona Valley is dedicated to providing community based services for those affected by mental illness. This includes loved ones, caretakers and the person encountering difficulties themselves. NAMIPV is still holding virtual support groups, classes and events. Taking into account the impact of re-socializing and accessibility, along with concerns about vaccinations and new COVID-variants, NAMIPV is providing all services online and in person. Please check back for updates. Please let me know if you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer them. Call us at 909-625-2383.

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You are invited to: Socials with a Purpose!

Join NAMI Pomona Valley for Socials with a Purpose for an evening of connection, networking and inspiration. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. We are NAMI Pomona Valley (NAMIPV), a proud affiliate of NAMI and a nonprofit California corporation serving the Pomona Valley and surrounding communities since 2003. Thursday, August 24 · 6 – 8pm PDT Alliance Community Cultural Center 406 West 2nd Street Pomona, CA 91766 RSVP…

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Minority Mental Health Month

NAMI Pomona Valley is proud to recognize Minority Mental Health Month this July!! In these next conversations, we’ll meet Devin, Payal, Summer, and James. They will chat to us about thoughts on some of the barriers folks in minority communities face in getting adequate mental health care, why mental health is important and how they take care of theirs. Check out our YouTube page or watch them below!

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Art for Recovery

Saint Remy Arts will be hosting 5 art classes for individuals with mental illness, suicidal thoughts, or PTSD. Join us to create and connect with other in a safe space! Where: Claremont UCC 233 W. Harrison Ave. Claremont, CA 91711 Room 205 When: July 11th, July 25th, Aug 1st, Aug 15th, Aug 29th 6;00-7:30PM

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NAMIWALKS 2023

With your support and high spirits, we intend to make an unprecedented impact on mental health in Los Angeles. You won’t want to miss itLet’s raise our voices together to be heard, united in our commitment to raise awareness of NAMI Greater Los Angeles County’s free, mental health support, and education. Each year, we bring together corporations, community organizations, families, and individuals to raise funds and to meet LA’s mental health champions, who have worked to end the stigma.Whether you’re a previous participant or a new voice waiting to be…

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FREE Art Classes

FREE ART Classes for Individuals with Mental Illness, PTSD, or Suicidal Thoughts. NO Prior art experience needed! LOCATION: Claremont United Church of Christ233 Harrison Ave. Claremont, CA 91711Room 205 DAYS & TIME:Tuesday, February 7, 2023 @6:30PMSaturday, February 18, 2023 @3:00PMTuesday, February 21, 2023 @6:30PMTuesday, February 28, 2023 @ 6:30PM For more information :Joshua Ramirezjoshua@saintremy.org

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Black History Month – Spotlight

NAMI Pomona Valley’s Education Coordinator Kyoni Cummings shares a few words about her experience. I read an article recently and it took me back to my school days when we would learn about the Civil War, read certain books, or even “celebrate” Black History Month. I can see myself sitting in my elementary and high school classrooms, in the exact seat that I chose each day. I can see the whiteboard and the overhead projector. Then I start to feel anxious. My palms are sweating, and my hands are shaking…

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Local Legends

NAMI Pomona Valley is excited to share the story of a local legend of… COMMUNITEA KITCHEN visit mycommunitea.com for more info

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Training Interest Sign-Up

NAMI training programs are held throughout the year. Please fill out the form below to be notified of Trainings. While training programs are offered upon request, please allow at least 3 weeks in advance of the date you would like. For additional questions, please contact admin@namipv.org, or call (909) 625-2383.

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