The Spokane Gives initiative is a great way for City of Spokane citizens to give back to their community. Over the past three years, more than 34,000 citizens have volunteered their time and talents to Spokane Gives projects. These volunteers are from community...

NAMIWalks 2018 - Every journey begins with that first step. As NAMIWalks celebrates its 16th anniversary, more than 50 thousand people in more than 85 communities across the nation will join NAMI and walk together to raise awareness of mental illness and raise funds...

NAMI Spokane would like to thank Frontier Behavioral Health for their significant donation to the NAMI Walk - NAMI’s largest and most successful mental health awareness and fundraising event in the country. You too can donate by going...

A Free Community Health Forum Update, February 7, 2018: You can watch the video here. January 31, 2018 Hear from local community experts, as we discuss behavioral health and substance abuse—one of our community’s highest areas of needed solutions and services. 5-6...

A big kudos goes out to the “Dream Team” that assisted with our Open Your Mind event, which was a great success! The reports show that our Fall Fundraiser netted over $7000 in donations! Amazing show of compassion and generosity! Thank you to all who donated!! Thanks...

By Vicki Dahlgren NAMI Spokane has been an active part of community outreach events throughout the Spokane area. We were happy to be a part of The Out of the Darkness, Suicide Prevention Walk at  Riverfront Park on September 16, 2017. We are working together to end...

Just a few months ago, we helped defeat health reform efforts that would have left millions without insurance and cut insurance protections. But Senators Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) just introduced a new bill that is even more dangerous for people...

On October 14, NAMI Spokane will welcome southern Utah’s 3hattrio to the Women’s Club for an evening of American Desert Music. The fresh, original sound of this band will send a shiver down the spine of NAMI lovers and music lovers alike as well as raise funds to...

Gov. Jay Inslee has named Cheryl Strange, former VP of the NAMI Washington board of directors, as secretary of the Department of Social and Health Services. Strange has served as chief executive officer of Western State Hospital since April 2016. Strange replaces...