NAMI Kenosha Board of Directors 2018: From left to right (Front) Kelly Andrichik, Janet DeLeo Co-President, Lisa Zanin Co-President, Adalia Shchurowsky, Kris Coen. (Back) Paul Zavada, Dick Guenther, Mark Jaros, Walter Stern, Jane Davis, Jack Rose, Tom Simons, Jeff Wamboldt, Brad Cramlet (inset).
Board of DirectorsCo-Presidents
Lisa Zanin (02/21) Janet DeLeo (02/20) Co-Treasurers Dick Guenther (02/21) Recording Secretary Officer Kelly Andrichik (02/20) Members at Large Jack Rose (02/21) Kris Coen (02/21) Adalia Shchurowsky (02/21) Walter Stern (02/21) Officer Jeff Wamboldt (02/20) Mark Jaros (02/20) Tom Simons (02/21) Alex Munoz (02/20) Steve Solms (honorary member) (Term Limit MM/YY) 
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Who We AreOUR MISSION
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Kenosha County is a non-profit corporation 501 (c) (3) organized in 1983, and an all volunteer organization working to improve the quality of life through education, support, and advocacy. We promote recovery and fight stigma associated with mental illness. NAMI Kenosha County is dedicated to improving the quality of lives for those whose lives are affected by mental illness. NAMI Kenosha offers an array of free services including self-help and support groups, educational classes, workshops, trainings, community presentations and advocacy. These free services draw on the lived experience of individuals who have experienced mental illness in their lives. All of our facilitators are peers for the services they lead. This means they have lived experience in the area they are facilitating. They understand what is being discussed in the groups they facilitate and/or the classes they teach. As part of our resources, we offer several programs, newsletters, community information and local and national website links. NAMI Kenosha County offers programs to help educate the public and reduce stigma about mental health issues. We hope that you will join us for one of the many opportunities we offer. You will find support in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding of what you confront when you, or someone you love, has a mental illness. We understand, because we have experienced it ourselves and joyfully share what we have learned with you. With NAMI, you are not alone. | ||
Congratulations to our award winning Board members!
- Jane Davis: Susan B. Anthony Awards Committee accepted Rev. Goff's nomination of Jane Davis as the 2017 recipient of the Susan B. Anthony Award for the Women of Influence in Non-profit/Government/Business.
- Walter Stern: 2017 Who's Who in America by the Marquis Publications Board and Who's Who by the Pinnacle Group. This is for outstanding leadership and achievement as a lawyer. Both organizations require a nomination and a vote by the Boards of Directors.
- Kris Coen: NAMI Wisconsin Volunteer of the Year 2017 (the IRIS Award)
2017 University of Wisconsin-Parkside Diversity Award recipient KELLY ANDRICHIK
Congratulations to one of our NAMI Kenosha County Board Members - Kelly Adrichik - for being this years recipient of the UW Parkside Diversity Award!
Kelly has been a police officer representing UW Parkside in the community for 19 years.
She is a board member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Vice Chair of the Kenosha County Sexual Assault Response Team, a member of the Kenosha County Human Trafficking Task Force, and a core member of the Aurora Better Together Grant on campus.
She integrates all of these areas and topics into training and events for faculty, staff, and students, creating a two-way street between the campus and community organizations.
Congratulations to one of our NAMI Kenosha County Board Members - Kelly Adrichik - for being this years recipient of the UW Parkside Diversity Award!
Kelly has been a police officer representing UW Parkside in the community for 19 years.
She is a board member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Vice Chair of the Kenosha County Sexual Assault Response Team, a member of the Kenosha County Human Trafficking Task Force, and a core member of the Aurora Better Together Grant on campus.
She integrates all of these areas and topics into training and events for faculty, staff, and students, creating a two-way street between the campus and community organizations.
Thank you, Coordinators!
We need to take a minute to thank all the coordinators for their hard work, time and effort as they bring NAMI programs and events to our community. They have spent countless hours communicating, organizing, motivating and presenting these programs. We salute you! Without your help we couldn’t do it!
We need to take a minute to thank all the coordinators for their hard work, time and effort as they bring NAMI programs and events to our community. They have spent countless hours communicating, organizing, motivating and presenting these programs. We salute you! Without your help we couldn’t do it!
- Annual Fundraisers- Sue Rose
- Christmas Party- Janet Deleo
- CIP and CIT- Jack Rose and Jeff Wamboldt
- Ending the Silence- Lisa Zanin
- Family 2 Family- Dick Guenther
- IOOV- Adalia Shchurowsky
- NAMI Re-affiliation- Dick Guenther
- Support Groups- Jack Rose and Dick Guenther
- WebMaster - Kris Coen
- YMCA- Brad Cramlet