A new limited series special event for parents, caregivers, and family members to connect on a more personal level in a small group setting.

February marks National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Each year, advocates come together in an effort to raise awareness about teen dating violence and educate our youth.

Cafés build essential and authentic social connections. For parents isolated or struggling, that's their hope!

MAAC is tasked with writing a report to the legislature outlining any roadblocks that exist that prevent meaningful progress.

Communication equips family members to assist their loved one to evoke their own ideas and strengthen the relationship in the process.

You are invited to join many other organizations and individuals supporting recovery for the 2024 Mississippi Recovery Day on February 22nd!

We are breaking barriers, removing stigmas, and resetting the reputation of mental health as a topic that should be discussed, addressed, and prioritized in our community and elsewhere.

You don’t want to miss the Mississippi Parent Training & Information Center Project's upcoming Special Education Boot Camp in Tupelo on Saturday, February 24, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

NTTAC is excited to announce the launch of its 2nd Annual Lived Experiences 365 programming. Lived Experiences 365 will honor the culturally diverse lived experiences and voices of youth, young adults, families, community members, and providers who are navigating and advocating for equitable mental wellness in their personal lives, organizations, and communities.

Disability Awareness Day at the State Capitol, hosted annually by the Coalition for Citizens with Disabilities.