NAMI Sacramento, Sacramento's Voice on Mental Illness

Current Issues

Links in the index below will take you to issues and contact information at all levels of government. For general information about how you can advocate for better mental health care, see Advocacy.

City of Sacramento Issues
  • Follow issues currently being addressed by the City of Sacramento.
  • Contact the Mayor or City Council members.
County of Sacramento Issues
  • Get informed about issues being decided at the County level that may affect you.
  • Contact your County Supervisor.
State of California Issues
  • Follow current information on State bills.
  • Search for your legislators in the State Senate and Assembly.
  • Contact the Governor.
National Issues
  • Follow national mental health issues.
  • Search for your legislators in the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives.
  • Contact the President.

 

 

Urgent!

Tell Congress to override the presidential veto of HR 3074 —
housing & homeless programs for seriously mentally ill people. See HR 3074.

Act now on Laura's Law!

There is limited time to call our County Supervisors and request that Laura's Law be adopted in Sacramento County.

See Laura's Law to learn more about the opportunity for Assisted Outpatient Treatment in California counties.

Write Oprah to Promote the Movie Canvas!

NAMI has honored the movie Canvas with an Outstanding Media Award for its accurate, balanced and compassionate portrayal of a family transformed by mental illness. The movie helps educate people about the real-life experiences of families who battle schizophrenia, and could have a strong stigma-busting impact.

See Canvas for ways to advocate for distribution of this movie.

Medication Fact Sheets

New fact sheets on psychiatric medications highlight research on why people need an array of medications. These one-page fact sheets can also be used to educate our legislators and the media.

 


NAMI Sacramento cannot be held responsible for the use of the information we provide.
Please always consult a trained mental health professional before making any decision
regarding treatment of yourself or others.