NAMI San Bernardino Area

05/19/2026

We are here today at Rialto High School’s Mental Health Fair.

05/17/2026

Here today at Loma Linda Hospital’s Behavioral Department 5K Run and Walk to fight stigma against mental health challenges.

05/16/2026

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05/13/2026

Here today at a Mental Health Fair: Lori Butler, NAMI San Bernardino Executive Director and Board Member Catherine Eng.

05/11/2026

Here today at IEHP advocating to make sure their patients with mental health and/or addiction issues get a continuum of care under changes in CA regulations and law. NAMI Board Member Catherine Eng, ED Lori Butler, NAMI Executive Director, DBH Commissioner Dakota Westlake and Redlands Hospital employee Katelyn Mazzini

05/08/2026

Thank you to Patrice Painter for capturing this fun video at our recent NMI Walk. # NamiWalks

04/29/2026

NAMI San. Bernardino was out at Colony High School in Ontario delivering a program called Creative Mindsets for students.

04/28/2026

Suicides among young adults dropped most sharply in states that actively embraced the 988 crisis line, new research has found.

04/28/2026

Make your voice heard! Take action today! Mobile Crisis is vital to California!
Earlier this year, a proposed state budget was presented that eliminates the statewide Medi-Cal Mobile Crisis benefit. NAMI California strongly opposes this proposal because for individuals living with serious mental illness and their families, mobile crisis is often the difference between getting timely, clinically appropriate help in the community or watching a crisis escalate into an emergency department visit, a 5150 hold, or law enforcement involvement.
Send a letter to your representative today to advocate for preservation of this vital resource using NAMI California's letter: namica.quorum.us/campaign/161523

Earlier this year, a proposed state budget was presented that eliminates the statewide Medi-Cal Mobile Crisis benefit. NAMI California strongly opposes this proposal because for individuals living with serious mental illness and their families, mobile crisis is often the difference between getting timely, clinically appropriate help in the community or watching a crisis escalate into an emergency department visit, a 5150 hold, or law enforcement involvement.

Send a letter to your representative today to advocate for preservation of this vital resource using NAMI California's letter: namica.quorum.us/campaign/161523

04/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to our 2026 NAMIWalk at Westwind Park in Ontario. Help us reach our walk fundraising goal. It’s not too late. www.NAMI.org