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When you choose to make a gift to Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery, you support families by giving them hope, unbiased scientific information, and pathways to recovery rooted in informed choice, dignity, and empowerment.

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Why give to Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery?

  • Help us Spread Hope!

    Your donation helps us get the word out about non-drug centered options for recovery! Many people are told that there loved one has a chronic brain disease and that he/she can never get better without lifelong drug maintenance. Help us share scientific data that dispels over simplistic, reductionist views of mental illness.

  • Sharing Information Can Make a World of Difference

    Sometimes, all it takes is a brief phone call or letter to remind families they are not alone and that there is hope! Your gift enables us to empower families and help them support a loved one through a crisis by informing them of all the options

  • Be Part of A Caring Community

    Join a community of families working together to ensure that no individual is left behind! Our members support one another ‘where they are at’, including families with a loved one who has been incarcerated, institutionalized, or written off as ‘hopeless’

  • Create Lasting Impact

    Your contribution helps build long-term solutions, not just quick fixes.

  • Donate in Honor of a Loved One

    Celebrate the life or legacy of a family member by helping other downstream families.

  • Inspire Others

    Your generosity can motivate friends, family, and colleagues to do the same.

What People Are Saying

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“I was particularly inspired when a member of Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery shared information about her daughter’s mental health recovery from psychosis through a little known practice called ‘Open Dialogue'.

Although this option does not yet exist in my community, Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery gave me the courage and the resources I need to advocate effectively for my daughter and my community.

— Sarah Smith -Member of FAMHR Testifying at the Oregon Legislature
Sarah Smith, Member of FAMHR Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery, Testifying at the Oregon Legislature.

“Family Alliance for Mental Health Recovery reminded me that my family is not alone on this journey”

— Elizabeth Elianna Krakauer
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