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NAMI Charlotte County
Basic Information
Address: 21450 Gibralter Drive
Port Charlotte, FL 33952
Phone Number: 941-268-8033
Email: pmirjv@hotmail.com
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Additional Information
President: Pascale Iliou
Service Description: Parent, professional, community education, and referral information regarding mental illness
Mission Statement:
NAMI is a grassroots volunteer organization of persons in Charlotte County Florida who are most affected by serious mental illness and are dedicated to improving the lives of those who live with mental illness and their families by providing education, support, advocacy and educating the community to support recovery.
Membership Fee: $40
Eligibility Requirements: Anyone who is interested in promoting mental health and recovery
Area Served: Charlotte County, Florida
Hours of Operation/Schedule: Meeting/support group on the 2nd Monday each month at 6 pm
Services Offered:
Support group, referral information, classes for mental health consumers and family members, community awareness events
Support group, referral information, classes for mental health consumers and family members, community awareness events
Events:
Mental Health Awareness Month Walk-Journey of Hope
Mental Illness and Well-being Resource Fair
Candlelight Vigil for Mental Illness Awareness Week
Family to Family course, NAMI Basics course, Peer to Peer Course
Support Groups: Meeting/support group on the 2nd Monday each month at 6 pm
History:
Established in April 2006 as an affiliate of NAMI National and NAMI Florida
Slogan: NAMI Charlotte County-educating the community to support recovery