NAMI LONG BEACH AREA
EIN 33-0141550 · Mental Health Associations (F80)
What they do
1. We Support People With Mental Illness and Their Families By Helping Them to Find Coping Mechanisms for Daily Struggles Including Mental Health Support Groups, Classes, Workshops, and Special Events. 2. We Educate People Who Have Mental Illness, Their Families, Caregivers, and The Community At Large In Order to Improve Resources, Services, and Knowledge By Reducing Misinformation. 3. We Promote Conversation In Our Community to Remove Stigmas That Are Often Associated With Mental Illness. NAMI Long Beach Area Works With Community-based Organizations, Families, Caregivers, Health Organizations, Business, Law Enforcement, Legal Advocacy, Schools, and Youth Organizations. 4. We Advocate for More Research Leading to Eradication of Mental Illness and Promote Social Policy That Includes Expanded Services and Improved Treatment for Our Loved Ones Leading to An Improved System of Mental Health Services Across The Nation.
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Board and leadership roster (6)
CAROLYN HONGPRESIDENT
FRANK MANCINITREASURER
MICHELLE THOMASVP PEER SUPPORT
PATRICIA WHITEMEMBER AT LARGE
PAULA GIBBVP OPERATIONS
ROBERT HOFFMANSECRETARY
About this charity
- Location
- 4508 ATLANTIC AVENUE 705, LONG BEACH, CA 90807
- County
- Los Angeles
- In care of
- CAROLYN HONG
- Primary officer
- CAROLYN HONG, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2021
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2021
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- GUZMAN & GRAY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
- NTEE classification
- Mental Health Associations (F80)
- IRS tax category
- Mental Health Associations
- Revocation date
- May 15, 2011