KEY Consumer Organization

05/14/2026

Celebrating mental wellness in May and always!

05/07/2026

Become a KEY Consumer Board Member! - https://mailchi.mp/d8ef90829c0b/become-a-key-consumer-board-member

04/28/2026

Our Executive Director and two board members participated in a lived experience panel at the Indiana APSE: Advancing Employment, Connecting People conference recently. They shared their struggles with getting and keeping employment, their experiences with stigma, and the resilience they developed in the face of obstacles. Using lived experience to inspire others is a core value at KEY Consumer Organization, and this is how you do it!

03/30/2026

KEY Consumer Newsletter March 2026 -

Greetings, It's March, and spring is in full swing! It has been a challenging winter, with snow storms and bitter cold - but also some surprisingly warm days, reminding us that even within hard seasons of life there is refuge. This month, I had the privilege to attend a CIT Training in Indianapolis....

03/11/2026

Are you an artist with mental health challenges? Submit your artwork! And come to the event!

02/21/2026

Breadcrumbs DMHA DMHA Current: Mental Health Awareness Month Art Exhibition Mental Health Awareness Month Art Exhibition May is Mental Health Awareness Month and to celebrate this month The Division of Mental Health and Addiction is excited to announce its annual Art Exhibition! Each artist will hav...

02/06/2026

Yesterday, our executive director joined NAMI Indiana for their Meet and Greet Advocacy Day at the statehouse. When we join with other stakeholders to advocate for mental wellness, we all win!

12/22/2025

KEY Consumer Newsletter December 2025 -

Greetings, It's December, and the holidays are officially upon us! I hope you are enjoying the festive activities and taking care of yourself in the process. This month, we have some wonderful articles about being kind to yourself! Tanisa writes about practical strategies to take care of your mental...

11/03/2025

Info about work reporting requirements.

For people with mental illness, upcoming work report requirements risk creating barriers to Medicaid coverage. NAMI & Legal Action Center released recommendations for advocates and policymakers to protect people with mental health conditions from losing Medicaid coverage.

Learn more: nami.org/workrequirements

10/31/2025

Additional resources

In anticipation of issues with SNAP funding, please share these statewide resources.