NAMI Multnomah Program Interest List

If you are interested in receiving notices about our upcoming mental health programs, please sign up for our interest list here.

Please note that signing up for our interest list does not mean you have been enrolled in a program!

To learn more about each program, please visit our website at https://www.namimultnomah.org

For any questions, email info@namimultnomah.org or call 503-228-5692.

Contact Information

Name

First Name

Last Name

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Identity Based Programming

NAMI Multnomah strives to offer identity-specific programming, and, as a peer-based organization, we invite people to share similar lived experiences in our programs. The demographics section below is intended to help us learn more about participant identities as they relate to our existing programs. Please only respond with the demographics that you feel comfortable sharing with us. This information will only be used to inform you about upcoming programs. NOTE: Peer refers to an individual living with a mental health condition.

Peer

Family / Friend of a Peer

Black, Indigenous, and/or Person of Color (BIPOC)

LGBTQIA+

Parent / Caregiver of a Child/Youth

Spanish-speaking

Veteran and/or Military Service Member

Family / Friend of a Veteran and/or Military Service Member

Young Adult (ages 18-30)

Program Descriptions

BEFORE selecting from the list below, learn more about each class or program on our website at https://www.namimultnomah.org/mental-health-education.

If you would like help completing this form or for other questions, please email info@namimultnomah.org or call 503-228-5692.

Which programs are you interested in?

Please note that you must identify with the community that the program supports in order to attend. For more information about the community each class serves, email info@namimultnomah.org or call 503-228-5692.

Peer-to-Peer (for adults living with mental health conditions)

Family-to-Family (for family members and loved ones of people who have experienced symptoms of a mental health condition)

Homefront (for family members and loved ones of Veterans/Military Service Members who have experienced symptoms of a mental health condition)

Basics (for parents and caregivers of children/youth)

Ending the Silence (a training for people who care for or work with youth)

Would you like to receive emails about other upcoming programs?

This is the best way to stay up-to-date.

Yes