NAPLES, Fla. - TelAve -- NAMI Collier County is pleased to announce that it has received a $45,000 grant from the Women's Foundation of Collier County. These funds will support NAMI Collier's outreach to senior women to decrease social isolation and improve mental wellbeing.

The program will hire a new staff member responsible for community outreach to build relationships with low-income senior women in senior living communities, ensuring that they have access to NAMI Collier's comprehensive mental health programming, life skills activities and wrap-around services that ensure they can age safely and happily in place. Programming will be provided both in NAMI Collier's headquarters and in senior women's homes and communities. This will provide more individualized and more accessible support, regardless of each person's access to transportation.

"Low-income senior women face unique risks of mental health concerns and social isolation, both of which can have serious impacts on their overall well-being and even life expectancy," explains Beth Hatch, CEO of NAMI Collier County, "but they're often the least likely to reach out for mental health support. With this grant, NAMI can reach them directly to become the compass on their journey to mental well-being."

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About NAMI Collier County

NAMI Collier County was founded in 1987 to provide mental health support, advocacy and education to inspire resilience and strengthen communities in our region. The organization has become the compass on the journey to mental wellness for seniors, children, veterans and low-income individuals and families across the county. For more information, visit namicollier.org (https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.LMdXjQvZ1EPt1gvkZCgHMbXomD3D6Oz6UofoZBUhJXJYoGMrAllKz1DQPrKE56rDwP3G_qqnzJJVfxHIRzYO-2F1dHrJHuoqAKOnoDw5eX83Ltl21rGnAMiCywTwsNOQod0GJZs1wHFwP1oTRwn1lyaLOAse0B-2FDi0NJRIkHOPc4d-2FdthdKi0U56W4gyn...).

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About the Women's Foundation of Collier County

The Women's Foundation of Collier County (WFCC), established in 1996, is a field-of-interest fund administered by the Collier Community Foundation whose mission is to be a catalyst for change in the lives of women and girls in Collier County through grantmaking, advocacy and education. WFCC has granted $2.4 million to local women's and girls' programs and organizations. Learn more at wfcollier.org.