ABOUT NAMI BLAIR COUNTY
Mental Health Support, Education, and Advocacy
We’re the Blair County affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental health conditions. Through free support groups, education programs, and community events, we help reduce stigma and build stronger, more informed communities.
Nearly 60 million Americans experience a mental health condition every year. Regardless of race, age, religion, or economic status, mental illness touches the lives of at least one in four adults and one in 10 children across the U.S.
People living with mental illness need help and hope—and most of all, a community that supports them, their families, and their recovery.
Mental illness affects everyone. So do we.
Membership Makes It Possible
You can become a member for as little as $5/year and make a lasting impact. Members receive access to the Advocate magazine, free resources, and a voice in how we serve our community.
All programs are offered to individuals and families regardless of membership status.
Join the Movement for Mental Health
NAMI Blair County is looking for passionate leaders to serve on our Board of Directors. If you’re ready to use your voice to make a real difference in our community, this is your chance—apply today and help shape the future of mental health advocacy.
Meet Our Board
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Amanda Doehrer
PRESIDENT (2024-2027)
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Amanda Troutman
VICE PRESIDENT (2022-2025)
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Christina Light
SECRETARY (2022-2025)
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Beth Rhine
TREASURER (2023-2026)
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Sherry Gearhart
DIRECTOR (2023-2026)
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Julie Waite
DIRECTOR (2024-2027)
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Shannon Flanagan
DIRECTOR (2024-2027)
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Brenda Brown
DIRECTOR (2024-2027)
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Linda Licata
DIRECTOR (2024-2027)
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