Support Us!
You can donate to NULA or become a member online via PayPal! Below you can choose your own donation amount or the membership level best for you. You can also donate by mail by clicking here. Thank you for your support!
| Consumer ($15) |
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| Advocate ($45) |
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| Family ($55) |
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| Professional ($150) |
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| Gold Lifetime ($500) |
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| Platinum Lifetime ($1,000) |
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| Your Own Donation Amount |
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Your Help is Needed . . . . Volunteer Today!
To show you care about someone with a brain disorder, to help breakdown the barriers to treatment and support, to help eliminate the stigma against those who suffer and to show you believe there is the possibility of HOPE and RECOVERY through education and SUPPORT, volunteer now.
Currently we are looking for volunteers to help our organization grow and continue with its mission. We need help in all areas of our work from office support, teaching and supporting families, and untold other small tasks that will support our operation. The next 1 1/2-2 hour orientation date is to be announced.
Download our Volunteer Handbook for more information.
Upcoming Events
January 16th, 2012
Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and Gospel Festival
First Thursday of each month
Expert Speakers Night at NAMI Urban Los Angeles
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Welcome to NAMI Urban Los Angeles |
NAMI Urban Los Angeles (NULA) is the urban affiliate of NAMI, the
National Alliance on Mental Illness. It is a non-profit, grassroots,
self-help, volunteer organization. It provides education support and
advocacy for families and their loved ones dealing with mental
illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, major depression,
obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders among others.
NULA, founded in 2003, provides education about severe brain disorders,
supports increased funding for research and advocates for adequate
health insurance, housing rehabilitation and jobs for people with
serious psychiatric illnesses in communities of color. It also seeks to
educate the public about the myths of mental illness to eradicate
stigma. NULA seeks to be a beacon of hope in the community it serves.
Please visit www.nami.org and www.nami-california.org for further information.
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