Georgia Youth in Crisis is a 20-hour training program developed for law enforcement, educators, mental health providers, counselors, faith leaders, and other community members who touch the lives of youth. The training was developed to provide information to trusted adults helping them identify youth in crisis and gain knowledge of effective tools that will enable them to assist and support youth and their caregivers. Registration is now open for this class.Pre-registration is required.Host: Albany Police DepartmentTo register, contact AdminCIT@namiga.org

Georgia Youth in Crisis is a 20-hour training program developed for law enforcement, educators, mental health providers, counselors, faith leaders, and other community members who touch the lives of youth. The training was developed to provide information to trusted adults helping them identify youth in crisis and gain knowledge of effective tools that will enable them to assist and support youth and their caregivers. Registration is now open for this class.Pre-registration is required.Host: Albany Police DepartmentTo register, contact AdminCIT@namiga.org

Georgia Youth in Crisis is a 20-hour training program developed for law enforcement, educators, mental health providers, counselors, faith leaders, and other community members who touch the lives of youth. The training was developed to provide information to trusted adults helping them identify youth in crisis and gain knowledge of effective tools that will enable them to assist and support youth and their caregivers. Registration is now open for this class.Pre-registration is required.Host: Albany Police DepartmentTo register, contact AdminCIT@namiga.org

NAMI Family to Family is a free course for adults who have a friend or loved one with a mental illness. Class will meet weekly on Tuesdays for 12 sessions. Class size is limited and pre-registration is required. Registration will be open through the second week of class. For additional information and to register, contact Neill Blake at nhblake@earthlink.net or 770-757-0151.

NAMI Homefront is a free, six-session education program for family, friends and significant others of Military Service Members and Veterans with mental health conditions. The course is designed to help family members understand and support their loved one while maintaining their own well-being. This class will meet on Tuesdays, 6:30pm-9pm, for 6 sessions. For more information or to register, please contact Carol Labranche, clabranche@bellsouth.net

NAMI Family to Family is a free course for adults who have a friend or loved one with a mental illness. Class will meet weekly on Thursdays for 12 sessions. Class size is limited and pre-registration is required. Registration will be open through the second week of class. For additional information and to register, contact Melinda Mueller (Melinda_mueller@att.net or 770-820-3514)

NAMI Peer to Peer is a free, peer-led class for persons with any serious mental illness who are interested in establishing and maintaining wellness and recovery. Class will meet weekly on Thursdays for 8 sessions. Registration will be open through the second week of class. For information and to register, contact Venessa Abram at SELFDISCOVERY@HOTMAIL.COM or 317-679-6787.

NAMI Peer to Peer is a free, peer-led class for persons with any serious mental illness who are interested in establishing and maintaining wellness and recovery. Class will meet weekly on Wednesdays for 8 sessions. Registration will be open through the second week of class. For information and to register, contact Wendy Casper at or wcasper.namigwinnett@gmail.com or 678-849-1879

Introduction to Behavioral Health and Addictive Diseases is designed for first responders, clergy, hospital personnel, security officers, and others who wish to learn about mental health and addictive disorders and how to assist and support those affected and their caregivers. This session is open to the community, free of charge.Host: Eastside Medical Center, SnellvillePre-registration is required.To Register, contact: Tiaka Thomas at tiaka.thomas@hcahealthcare.com.