A peer support group for people with mental health conditions. Groups meet weekly, every other week or monthly, depending on the location. This program is also available in Spanish as NAMI Conexión.

A website featuring 200+ online support groups which include support groups for mental health conditions, medical conditions and traumatic experiences, including gun violence.

Provides a free, anonymous online “professional to professional” peer support communication platform where professionals with mental health conditions can give and receive support from their peers. 

As a parent or caregiver, it can be frustrating to watch your child struggle at school with behavioral, emotional, learning or attention issues and not know how to help them. Often, when children are grappling with emotional and behavioral challenges, these difficulties interfere with their school performance and functioning. As a result, they may need help — not just with their academics, but also to address their emotional needs.

A national organization that provides parent-to-parent support as a core resource for families with children who have a special health care need, disability, or mental health concerns. Through a one-to-one “match” system, experienced parents provide emotional support to families and assist them in finding information and resources. Their website offers a Parent-to-Parent program by State finder. 

A directory of free or low-cost virtual support groups for people with various mental health conditions.

Offers a programs search map where you can locate accredited service animal organizations in each state, and resources on laws based on location.

Provides free training and service dogs to program-eligible veterans, first-responders and active-duty service members living with PTSD or other disabilities.

There are more than 600 NAMI State Organizations and Affiliates across the country. Many NAMI affiliates offer an array of free support and education programs. Local NAMIs may be able to provide contact information for local social services, community services board, and other community services. To locate use the Find Your Local NAMI on our website.

A free, confidential, non-crisis peer support warmline available at 1-844-999-4647, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide Alabama callers and people from outside Alabama with emotional support. Their Warm Line Specialists are Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) who use their personal experiences living through various mental health challenges, homelessness, suicidal ideations, feeling overwhelmed, substance abuse, and loneliness to support callers. When you need someone to listen without judgement or criticism, they are available.