Events

The NEPA Youth-Led Leadership Conference is a youth-driven experience that brings together students, families, educators, and community leaders to celebrate the impact of youth voice and leadership across Northeastern Pennsylvania. At the heart of the event is the Youth Leadership Advisory Board (YLAB), where students design and lead service-learning projects addressing real community challenges.

A local conference focused on mental health awareness, education, and community engagement. Registration was slated to open February 11.

Community Resource Collaboration (CRC) Event – Philadelphia

Families and communities need clear, connected pathways to support, not barriers or confusion.

Join NAMI Philadelphia for a Community Resource Collaboration (CRC) event bringing together providers, community organizations, and advocates to share resources, strengthen connections, and make it easier for people to find support when and where they need it.

Organizations are invited to host a resource table and connect directly with community members.

Reserve your spot: https://lnkd.in/eT_g8hJn

Mental Health Advocacy Day 2026 is taking place on Monday, May 4, at the Pennsylvania State Capitol from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Join NAMI Keystone as they elevate lived experience, celebrate recovery, build connections, and advocate for the supports and resources that strengthen our communities.

Stronger outcomes for children and families depend on how well our systems work together.

Join NAMI Philadelphia for the H.E.A.L. Conference, a collaborative forum bringing together nonprofits, providers, and public sector leaders to share practical strategies, strengthen coordination, and improve access to behavioral health support across the continuum.

The event is designed to help organizations connect, learn, and take action.

The 2026 Pennsylvania Mental Health and Wellness Conference is a two-day conference that weaves together three powerful themes: scientific innovation, system transformation, and the power of recovery.

The conference will feature keynote presentations, three sets of workshops, and a resource fair. Continuing Education Credits are being offered.

Family Driven Teaming (FDT) is a training and implementation approach that helps youth with complex needs and their families lead coordinated care across systems. Grounded in trauma-informed, strengths-based, and culturally responsive practices, FDT brings together families, natural supports, and providers to create shared, flexible plans focused on what matters most.

Through structured training, consultation, and real-world practice, participants build the skills to partner effectively with families, strengthen support networks, and improve outcomes. Programs can engage at different levels—from foundational training to full implementation—based on their goals and readiness.