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DBSA Spring 2009 Newsletter-2026

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The Spring 2009 newsletter of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) focuses on the organization's mission to improve the lives of individuals living with mood disorders. It highlights various initiatives, including news from chapters, online classes by national experts, and the importance of peer support. The newsletter emphasizes choosing hope over fear during economic challenges, discusses mental health legislation like the Mental Health Parity law, and promotes community connections through local events and support groups. Additionally, it features personal stories of recovery and resilience within the DBSA community.

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Where do bipolar people go for help?

NAMI and NAMI Affiliates are there to provide you with support for you and your family and information about community resources. Contact the NAMI HelpLine at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or info@nami.org if you have any questions about bipolar disorder or finding support and resources.

What is a DBSA meeting like?

Self-help DBSA support group meetings focus on mutual aid and strategies for living the fullest life possible. Participants continually seek to provide hope, reassurance, and encouragement to one another. By sharing experiences, insights, and ideas, people get peer-to-peer support from others who have been there.

How do I contact the DBSA Green Fund?

Enquiries. To apply for funding, send an electronic introduction of the project to greenfund@dbsa.org.

How do I contact DBSA?

PO Box 1234, HALFWAY HOUSE, 1685. 1258 Lever Road, Headway Hill, Midrand. 011 313 3911. 011 313 3086.

Who does DBSA fund?

Our client base includes municipalities in South Africa, the private sector, State Owned Enterprises, Sovereigns and public-private partnerships (PPPs) across the continent.

Is DBSA legitimate?

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) is the leading national organization focusing on mood disorders, including depression and bipolar disorder, which affect over 21 million Americans, account for over 50% of the nations suicides every year, and cost $23 billion in lost workdays and other workplace losses.

Who owns the DBSA?

The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA or the Bank) is one of Africas leading development finance institutions. It is wholly owned by the government of the Republic of South Africa.

How can I apply for DBSA funding?

All interested applicants should complete the online application form at .dbsa.org or and provide the required documentation and all relevant supporting information as required.

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