NAMI CGM Drop In Center

NAMI CGM Drop In Center

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We are a drop-in center supporting those who live with a mental illness and those who love them. Breakfast and lunch are served daily free of charge.

At the NAMI Drop In Center we provide a safe place for people affected by mental illness to find support from people who get it. Please call 937.505.9435 if you need a ride!

08/04/2026

Special Thank You to Clark County Fair. We at NAMI of Clark, Greene and Madison Counties had a great time!!! This is one trip we look forward to each year!! Thank you again for the tickets, we greatly appreciate it.

08/01/2026

It's the first of the Month. Check out what's happening at the Nami drop-in center this month. We hope to see you soon.

07/30/2026

Tonight's the night!! Our Clark County Connections group will be virtual. We start at 6:00pm; click the link below to join us.

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07/30/2026

✨ Volunteer Spotlight: Tye Orr ✨

Meet Tye Orr, a dedicated NAMIWalks volunteer and valued NAMI CGM staff member. Tye’s passion, commitment, and heart for our mission help make a lasting impact in the lives of those affected by mental health conditions every day. πŸ’™

Thank you, Tye, for all you do to support our community!

Join conversation 07/30/2026

Life gets busy, but support should always be within reach. That's why we're moving our Connections Support Group online!
Join us from the comfort of your own space as we continue meaningful conversations, build connections, and support one another.
πŸ“ No travel needed. Just click and connect!

Join conversation

07/29/2026

Support can begin in the places where we already feel connected.

For many people, faith communities are trusted spaces for finding hope, connection, and belonging. Through Pathways to Hope, NAMI works alongside faith leaders and communities to encourage open conversations about mental health, reduce stigma, and connect people with support.

When mental health conversations are rooted in compassion, understanding, and community, they become opportunities to remind people they are not alone.

As we recognize Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we're celebrating the many ways communities come together to ensure everyone feels seen, heard, and understood.

Learn more about Pathways to Hope and discover how faith communities can help create welcoming spaces for mental health conversations at nami.org/PathwaysToHope.

Photos from Clark County Family & Children Services's post 07/29/2026
07/29/2026

Need some support, or wanna just be present with others? Come on over to the drop in center today!! We’re open from 8:30am-3pm. Today is Connections group at noon.

07/29/2026

Looking for a fresh start in housing? The Ready to Rent: Housing Readiness & Support Program is a free 6-week class designed to help justice-impacted individuals build the skills and confidence needed for successful housing opportunities.

πŸ“ Location: 1101 E. High Street, Door 3
πŸ“… Begins: July 30, 2026
πŸ•™ Time: Thursdays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
πŸ“š Duration: Weekly for 6 weeks

Participants will learn:
βœ… Strategies for overcoming housing barriers
βœ… Tenant rights and responsibilities
βœ… Budgeting and credit-building skills
βœ… Connections to housing resources and supportive landlords
βœ… Practical housing application skills
βœ… How to earn a Certificate of Completion to share with landlords

Attendance at all sessions is encouraged to receive a certificate of completion.

For more information, contact McKenzie at 937-508-7456. Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer or visiting the registration link provided by Clark County Reentry.

07/29/2026

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