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NAMI Keystone PA’s Blog features personal stories, press releases, news articles, and other content that provides information, insight, personal experiences, and more.
Keystone Connection Fall 2026 Newsletter
Featured Content: Highlights from the Black Mental Health Summit, the VIBE team's visit to Harrisburg, important voting deadlines, a new virtual support group for women, and more.
Shapiro Administration Shares Suicide Prevention Plan
Pennsylvania officials announce a two-year, statewide suicide prevention plan aimed at addressing the mental health needs of all Pennsylvanians.
Urge Congress to Support the 988 Implementation Act
Bipartisan legislation was reintroduced to ensure that communities have the resources necessary to fully implement the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. But your voice is needed to make it a reality.
Keystone Connection Summer 2026 Newsletter
Featured Content: Highlights from the Pennsylvania Mental Health & Wellness Conference, staff blog on older adult mental health, a new podcast on suicide prevention, and more.
Keystone Connection Spring 2026 Newsletter
Featured Content: Highlights from the Youth Mental Health Conference, meet NKPA's new COO, see photos from PwC's Pie the Partner Fundraiser, and more.
NAMI Main Line Launches Online Mental Health Group for Teens
This free, online mental health group is for teens in grades 8-12. Participants will learn skills to manage emotions and cope with everyday stressors. The group meets every other Thursday at 7 pm.
Keystone Connection 2026 Winter Newsletter
Featured Content: Highlights from the Green Light Gala, Youth Mental Health Conference keynote topics and registration information, NAMI's new Caregiver HelpLine, and more.
Keystone Connection 2025 Fall Newsletter
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Featured Content: A Look Back at the Black Mental Health Summit, NAMIWalks is Days Away, Get Your Green Light Gala Tickets, NKPA in the Community, Support Groups, HelpLines, and Crisis Resources
In the News: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Features Black Mental Health Summit
"A father of two, James Huguley said he takes time to remind his children of their legacy and resilience as a young Black man and woman. It's empowering, he told the 200-plus ..."