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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Office Hours
    • Leadership Team
    • Membership Information
    • Volunteer Opportunities
    • Testimonials
    • Guest Speaker Interest
  • The Bandana Project
    • Involvement in the Bandana Project
    • Humans of The Bandana Project
  • Workshop
  • Resources
    • On and Off Campus Help
    • Anxiety
    • Bipolar Disorder
    • Depression
    • LGBTQ+
    • Racial & Ethnic Minority
    • Disability Resources
    • Eating Disorders
    • Friends/Family Resources
    • PTSD
    • Self Care
    • Substance Use Disorders
    • Suicide
    • Veterans
    • Workplace Mental Health
    • Psych. Degree Resources @UW
  • Blog

Hear what others are saying about NAMI...

"The Green Bandana Project & being a member of NAMI-UW helps me feel connected to other students on campus by knowing that I am not alone in my struggles with mental health. Thank you NAMI-UW for promoting the movement on our campus — student mental health is extremely important!"
"I know multiple people with mental illnesses, and I've know several people (from my high school) who have died by suicide. I'm part of NAMI because I've seen how mental illness can hurt both individuals and the community, and I think that we need a stronger support system and more awareness about how to cope with mental illnesses."
​"I was so fortunate to find NAMI-UW as an incoming Freshman. The members were so welcoming and I immediately felt right at home at the general meetings. As someone who struggles with mental illness, entering the unknown of college was certainly not easy, but NAMI-UW helped ease the transition and I am forever grateful for that."

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