MOULTRIE — Moultrie’s fledgling chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) hosted a mental health table at the Carnegie Library’s Health Fair Jan. 17. Community members in attendance received information on mental illness and local resources. From left are Jason Griner, director of the Men’s Intensive Outpatient Program at Turning Point, and Toni Kinsey, NAMI. Assisting, but not pictured, were Margaret McDaniel, Anodyne Counseling; Joyce Burley, NAMI; and Chris Norman and Ardria Williams, both with Turning Point. NAMI holds local meetings every first and third Tuesday of the month beginning at 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. The public is invited. For additional information contact Lynn Wilson at lynnbw45@gmail.com.
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Moultrie’s fledgling chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) hosted a mental health table at the Carnegie Library’s Health Fair Jan. 17. Community members in attendance received information on mental illness and local resources. From left are Jason Griner, director of the Men’s Intensive Outpatient Program at Turning Point, and Toni Kinsey, NAMI. Assisting, but not pictured, were Margaret McDaniel, Anodyne Counseling; Joyce Burley, NAMI; and Chris Norman and Ardria Williams, both with Turning Point. NAMI holds local meetings every first and third Tuesday of the month beginning at 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. The public is invited. For additional information contact Lynn Wilson at lynnbw45@gmail.com. Submitted photo
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