Wondering How You Can Get Involved?
Become a Member
NAMI members are making their voices heard in the community, in the mental health system, and in the legislature. Working together, we can and must make positive changes for our families and future generations. Join NAMI, and help improve the lives of millions of people affected by mental illness.
Become a Sponsor
Your sponsorship will help NAMI Tulare County work toward ending stigma and provide community support and education. As a sponsor, you are showing your friends, family, and community that you care about their mental well-being and are committed to raising awareness about mental illness.
Interested in becoming a sponsor for NAMI Tulare County?
Volunteer
We couldn't do what we do without the help of our volunteers, and there is always need for individuals with lived experience to help raise mental health awareness. If you're interested in volunteering, please take a moment to fill out our interest form.
Walk with NAMI Tulare County
Participate in Walk with NAMI Tulare County. The Walk is our annual key fundraising event and focus on mental health awareness. All proceeds from the Walk are used in Tulare County to provide support, resource information, and education to individuals with mental Illness and their loved ones as well as provide public education programs designed to educate police departments, schools, and the general public about what it means to be a person living with mental illness.
Advocate for Mental Health
Your voice can help improve mental health care and services for individuals impacted by mental health conditions.
Choose NAMI Tulare County when You Shop
Your shopping can help our cause without any added cost to you. When you shop with AmazonSmile and choose NAMI Tulare County as your organization to support, Amazon will donate a portion of their earnings to support our cause. Learn how you can generate donations through the Amazon website or Amazon app.
Donate
Your support will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions for people impacted by mental illness.
