This page displays Web Links to organizations that provide services and support to individuals with serious mental illness and their families.Click on the organization name to view a brief description of the organization. Click on the web link to see their website.
If your organization provides services for serious mental illness, we would like to list a link to your website here. Send your organization name, web site address and a brief description of your services to services@namicalifornia.org. NAMI California reserves the right to select, refuse, edit and format all listings as needed.
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In the spirit of Thomas Jefferson, the Library of Congress provides you with searchable information about the U.S. Congress and the legislative process.
Access your Senators and find out about legislation that make a difference to mental health.
In 1980, the U.S. Department of Education was created by bringing together offices from several other departments. Its original directive remains its mission today -- to ensure equal access to education and to promote educational excellence throughou...
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This site represents one of the many ways in which LSC has applied technology to improve the provision of civil legal assistance to those in need. LSC funds 216 legal aid programs around the nation to help poor Americans gain equal access to the judi...
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