NAMI Greater Indianapolis

NAMI Greater Indianapolis We are dedicated to improving the lives of persons and families affected by mental illness.

NAMI Greater Indianapolis provides support opportunities for families, friends and persons living with a mental illness. We offer educational materials, programs, resources and referral information. We campaign to end misinformation, stigma and discriminations related to mental illness.

Bebe Moore Campbell once said:"We must not allow mental health stigma to silence the voices of those who need support."A...
07/27/2026

Bebe Moore Campbell once said:

"We must not allow mental health stigma to silence the voices of those who need support."

At NAMI Greater Indianapolis, we recognize that healing begins when people feel seen, heard, and supported. This month, we honor Bebe Moore Campbell’s legacy by continuing the conversation, uplifting diverse voices, and advocating for mental health care that is inclusive, equitable, and accessible for all.

Learn more or find support through NAMI Greater Indianapolis: namiindy.org/resources


🏌️ "The best rounds aren't just under par... they're for a great cause."Grab your clubs and your favorite foursome—it's ...
07/20/2026

🏌️ "The best rounds aren't just under par... they're for a great cause."

Grab your clubs and your favorite foursome—it's time for the 8th Annual 10-4 Good Buddy Golf Outing!

Join us as we honor the memory of Patrick Fielding while raising critical funds for NAMI Greater Indianapolis and local mental health programs.

📅 Saturday, October 3, 2026
📍 Winding River Golf Course
⛳ Four-person teams welcome!

This event has become an incredible tradition, raising more than $80,000 over the past seven years—and this year we're aiming even higher with a goal of $15,000!

Ready to tee off for mental health?

👉 Register your team today:
https://doityourway.nami.org/campaigns/10-4-Good-Buddy-2026

Let's drive change—one swing at a time.

07/17/2026

This July, NAMI Greater Indianapolis honors Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month by celebrating the life and legacy of Bebe Moore Campbell — an author, advocate, and changemaker whose work continues to inspire conversations about mental health in underserved communities. 💚

Bebe Moore Campbell understood the harm that stigma and silence can cause. She recognized that many people in communities of color were going without care because of shame, misunderstanding, and a lack of safe, supportive spaces to talk openly about mental health. She used her voice to advocate for hope, healing, and culturally inclusive care — and helped co-found NAMI Urban Los Angeles to support that mission.

Today, her legacy reminds us that mental health conversations must include every community, every story, and every person who has ever felt unseen in the mental health system.

This month, we invite our community to:
✨ Learn about the barriers underserved communities face in accessing care
✨ Help break stigma by talking openly about mental health
✨ Share resources, support, and encouragement with others
✨ Advocate for mental health care that is equitable, inclusive, and culturally responsive

🔗 Learn more about Bebe and her fearless contribution to NAMI's mission at nami.org/bebe_moore_campbell

Honor Bebe Moore Campbell’s legacy. Join NAMI to break stigma, uplift minoritized voices, and spark healing this July and beyond.

❤️🤍💙 This Independence Day, NAMI Greater Indianapolis celebrates our nation’s history and the values of freedom, communi...
07/04/2026

❤️🤍💙 This Independence Day, NAMI Greater Indianapolis celebrates our nation’s history and the values of freedom, community, and resilience that bring people together.

As we gather with family and friends this holiday weekend, it’s also a good time to check in on our mental health. Summer celebrations can be joyful, but they can also feel overwhelming, overstimulating, or emotionally heavy for some.

A few ways to protect your peace this holiday:
☀️ Take breaks from crowds or noise when you need to
☀️ Stay hydrated, eat regularly, and get enough rest
☀️ Set boundaries around your time and energy
☀️ Step outside for fresh air or a quiet reset if things feel overwhelming
☀️ Check in with loved ones who may be struggling this holiday season

No matter how you’re spending the 4th, we hope you find moments of connection, rest, and care for yourself and those around you.

From all of us at NAMI Greater Indianapolis, have a safe and meaningful Fourth of July. 💙

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06/30/2026

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☀️ School is out, schedules are changing, and summer is officially here.While summer can bring fun and family memories, ...
06/29/2026

☀️ School is out, schedules are changing, and summer is officially here.

While summer can bring fun and family memories, it can also create additional stress for parents and caregivers. Changes in routine, childcare needs, increased expenses, and balancing work with family responsibilities can take a toll on mental health.

As you head into the summer months, remember:
💙 It's okay if every day isn't packed with activities.
💙 Children benefit from connection more than perfection.
💙 Maintaining a simple daily routine can reduce stress for both kids and adults.
💙 Taking care of your own mental health is not selfish—it's essential.

Give yourself permission to slow down, set realistic expectations, and focus on what matters most: meaningful moments together.

🎆 Fireworks aren’t for everyone — and that’s okay.For many people, the Fourth of July can bring more than celebration. V...
06/26/2026

🎆 Fireworks aren’t for everyone — and that’s okay.

For many people, the Fourth of July can bring more than celebration. Veterans, trauma survivors, children, pets, and people with sensory sensitivities may find fireworks overwhelming, distressing, or triggering. Choosing a quieter way to celebrate is valid — and taking care of your mental health matters. 💙

If loud fireworks aren’t the right fit for you or your family, consider a few local alternatives:

✨ Spark!Fishers Drone Show
📍 Nickel Plate District, Fishers
📅 Friday, June 26
https://fishersparks.com/summer-activities-events/sparkfishers/
Enjoy a patriotic community celebration with a drone show instead of fireworks.

✨ Star-Spangled Sky Drone Show
📍 White River State Park, Indianapolis
📅 Saturday, June 27
https://whiteriverstatepark.org/event/star-spangled-sky-drone-show/
This free America250 and Fourth of July celebration features 200 drones lighting up the sky with patriotic imagery over downtown Indianapolis. Activities begin at 7 PM, with the drone show launching at dark.

Here are a few ways to protect your peace this season:
🎧 Use noise-canceling headphones or earplugs
🏠 Plan a quiet indoor activity during peak fireworks hours
💬 Let loved ones know if you may need to leave early
☀️ Choose daytime celebrations or quieter community events instead of nighttime fireworks

You are not alone, and support is available.

💙 NAMI Greater Indianapolis: https://namiindy.org/resources/
📞 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988
🇺🇸 Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988, then press 1, or text 838255



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Did you know?Men are significantly less likely to seek mental health support — yet they experience high rates of depress...
06/22/2026

Did you know?

Men are significantly less likely to seek mental health support — yet they experience high rates of depression, substance use, and su***de.

Breaking the silence around men’s mental health saves lives.

This Men’s Health Month, NAMI Greater Indianapolis encourages everyone to check in with the men in their lives and remind them that support is available and recovery is possible.

Mental health is not just about thoughts and emotions — your body plays a role too.Grounding exercises, breathwork, rest...
06/15/2026

Mental health is not just about thoughts and emotions — your body plays a role too.
Grounding exercises, breathwork, rest, and mindful movement all support your nervous system and overall well-being.

Consider joining one of our psychoeducational classes or support groups to learn more tools for regulation and resilience.
🔗https://namiindy.org/support-and-education/

You don't have to face mental health challenges alone.NAMI Connection Support Groups provide a safe, welcoming, and conf...
06/11/2026

You don't have to face mental health challenges alone.

NAMI Connection Support Groups provide a safe, welcoming, and confidential space for adults living with mental health conditions to share experiences, offer encouragement, and find hope among peers who understand.

Whether you're newly navigating a diagnosis or have been on your recovery journey for years, you'll find support, connection, and community.

Our groups are free, peer-led, and open to anyone seeking support.

Current Groups:
NEW: Plainfield, IN Weekly on Tuesdays at 6:30pm https://namiindy.org/event/in-person-nami-connection-support-group-plainfield/

Carmel: 1st and 3rd Tuesday monthly at 7:00pm https://namiindy.org/event/in-person-nami-connection-support-group-carmel/

Greenwood: Weekly Thursdays at 6:00pm https://namiindy.org/event/in-person-nami-connection-support-group-southside-2/

Greenwood: Veterans Connection month the 2nd Thursday of every month at 6:30pm https://namiindy.org/series/veteran-connection-in-person/

Virtual: Fridays at 6:00 pm via zoom https://namiindy.org/event/nami-connection-virtual-support-group-friday-2/

Find a Connection Support Group near you and learn more at https://namiindy.org/calendar/

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911 E. 86th Street , Ste. #70
Indianapolis, IN
46240

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