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Registration for NAMI Classes Now Underway

ONEONTA—The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Delaware and Otsego Counties will be offering free Family-to-Family Education Classes beginning this May, Shari Stallone announced last week.

Stallone, senior program coordinator for Rehabilitation Support Services Inc. and NAMI instructor, said the eight-week series is designed for families and friends of people who have mental health issues. The course will be held in Walton at the New Hope Community Church on Wednesday evenings starting at 6 p.m. from May 1 through June 19.

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