NAMI Arizona - National Alliance on Mental Illness of Arizona
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Family-to-Family Education
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NAMI WALKS Arizona...
Educate yourself about the wonderful event   
NAMI Walks Arizona... will be held March 29,
2008 at the State Capitol in Phoenix and a
satelite Walk in Tucson at the Kino Veterans
Memorial Center
Volunteering...
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volunteering at NAMI Arizona... and learn how
to become one of our treasured volunteers...
Scholarships...
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NAMI Arizona
2210 N. 7th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85006

602-244-8166
1-800-626-5022
Fax: 602-244-9264
Email: namiaz@namiaz.org

2006
NAMI Arizona is an
affiliate of the
National Alliance
on Mental Illness
NAMI Arizona is a
NIMH Outreach
Partner
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NAMIAZ Statewide Youth Team
Planning Meeting

2-4:30pm
at NAMIAZ state office (2210 N. 7th St,
Phoenix)

RSVP 602-244-8166 w/ Jennifer

Open to the public
Can attend live at state office in Phoenix
or can phone-in (phone-in information
available given when you RSVP)
Human Rights Committees
addressing issues faced by
individuals with mental illness

Contact Karen Smith, Human
Rights Committee Coordinator
at 602-364-4577 or
smithka@azdhs.gov for
information on how to become
a member of the Human Rights
Committees for individuals
with a mental illness. Or go to:
 http://www.azdhs/bhs/bcr.htm

NAMIWALKS Arizona 2008
WALK DAY

The temperature was just right, the sky was blue
with a gentle breeze, good music was playing,
everyone was in a festive mood and so Walk Day
began with no crisis ! Overall it was a grand
celebration with 4000+ walkers walking to stamp
out the stigma of mental illness. The day was a
huge success due in good part to the countless
hours put in by the Walk Committee and the good
volunteers of NAMI. I would like to single out Dolly
Kennedy, for her contribution in making the
entertainment such a success (who on earth could
find belly dancers to bagpipers, a horse and a
singing cowboy to entertain us?) Matt Kennedy and
the Matt Kennedy Project for some great music.
Lawson Cronlund for his vigilance in keeping the
money and on-line donors straight; Mike Jones for
his work on the program; Carol Cronlund and
Robin Weber for some hand holding and everyone
for pitching in on matters big and small to make our
Fourth Walk most successful and one that our
walkers, affiliates and sponsors can be proud to
call themselves a part of.
Best Wishes,
Scott
Scott J. Kastel
Director of Development and Communications

Donations still being accepted!

Click here to learn more about the walk

Donations still being accepted!
Thank you to
all who walked
on
March 29, 2008

Thank you to
all who
donated to,
volunteered at,
and sponsored
our walk!