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NAMI Ending the Silence Presenter

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ORGANIZATION: NAMI Indiana (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

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The NAMI Ending the Silence Volunteer Experience:

NAMI Indiana is currently looking for volunteers for our NAMI Ending the Silence presentation. Ending the Silence (ETS) is a prevention and early intervention program that engages youth, school staff and families in a discussion about mental health. Audience members learn to recognize the early warning signs of mental health conditions and learn what to do if they or someone they know is showing these signs. The chance to hear directly from a young adult with a mental health condition dispels myths, instills a message of hope and recovery and encourages individuals to reduce stigma. Volunteers can get trained to be a lead or young adult presenter. The lead presenter shares an informative presentation via PowerPoint(25 mins), while the young adult presenter shares their journey of recovery (10 mins).

Training:

NAMI Ending the Silence volunteers will go through a self-paced online training. Once the training is completed, volunteers must complete a mock presentation with the NAMI Indiana staff before being cleared to give their first presentation.

Minimum Time Commitment Requirements:

We ask all volunteers to commit to at least 1 presentation per month when applicable.

Program leader qualifications:

Prospective leaders must meet one of the following descriptions: (1) young adult age 18-35 in recovery with a mental health condition; (2) adult who is either a family member or a person with a mental health
condition.

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About NAMI Indiana (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

Location:

921 E. 86th Street, Suite 130, Indianapolis, IN 46240, US

Mission Statement

NAMI Indiana (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is the state's voice on mental illness, dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for persons who are affected by mental illnesses.

Description

NAMI Indiana (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is the state's voice on mental illness, dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for persons who are affected by mental illnesses.

NAMI Indiana is a non-profit grassroots organization with a statewide membership of more than 4700. NAMI Indiana has its state office in Indianapolis; it is the umbrella organization for twenty-three affiliates scattered throughout Indiana.

NAMI Indiana is involved in a number of activities and programs including:

  • a helpline and website as sources of support and information
  • comprehensive education programs for family members, consumers of mental health services, and providers including Family to Family, Peer to Peer, NAMI Basics and Provider Education
  • approximately 70 support groups per month across the state for consumers and family members
  • a speaker's bureau with "In Our Own Voice" and "The Biological Basis of Mental Illness" to educate outside organizations and groups
  • a Criminal Justice Training program designed to train prison staff, law enforcement and criminal justice professionals about mental illness
  • an annual Mental Health and Criminal Justice Summit for various stakeholders across the state
  • an annual Meet & Greet Your State Legislator Day at the state capitol
  • an annual State Conference for members and others interested in mental illness

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Crisis Support
Education & Literacy
Children & Youth, Crisis Support, Education & Literacy

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

921 E. 86th StreetSuite 130Indianapolis, IN 46240

(39.911446,-86.14327)
 

SKILLS

  • Teaching / Instruction
  • Youth Services
  • Community Outreach
  • Public Speaking
  • Mental Health
  • Counseling / Mental Health

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 18
  • Orientation or Training
  • This is a ongoing committment.

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