Promoting public policies with expanded services and improved treatment for our loved ones, supporting research leading to eradication of mental illness and beginning the conversation in our communities.
MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Contact your local, State, and Federal legislators to get your voices heard on the need for greater understanding, funding, treatment, and research for Georgians affected by mental illness.
U.S. SENATORS:
Senator Johnny Isakson
Phone: (202) 224-3643
Online: Click here to email the Senator via their online contact form.
Senator David Perdue:
Phone: (202) 224-3521
Online: Click here to email the Senator via their online contact form.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES:
Website: Click here to go to Georgia General Assembly Website
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