Why Sponsor?

The National Association invites you to consider sponsoring an event at our annual conference singly, or co-sponsoring with another organization. We also invite you to use your imagination and bring us your suggestions for additional opportunities. All NARMH sponsors receive exposure in print material promoting the conference, on NARMH’s web site and, depending on the level of sponsorship, receive complimentary registrations to the conference. The conference will be held May 15-18, 2012, at the Hilton Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska. The conference is an opportunity to reach clinicians, administrators, physicians, consumers, family members, program/ service providers, researchers, policy and decision-makers with your marketing message.

CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIPS

Sponsors should fill out the sponsorship agreement form no later than January 15, 2012 to be included in the conference brochure and April 25, 2012 to be included in the conference program. Partial sponsorship of events will be considered. We hope you will consider this unique opportunity to show your support for rural mental health and have your organization be seen by many rural professionals and those living and working in rural areas.

For additional information about the NARMH conference and sponsorship contact LuAnn Rice at 320.202.1820 or email info@narmh.org.

YOUR OPTIONS FOR SUPPORT INCLUDE:

  NARMH
Co-sponsor $5,000
Special reception $3,500
Conference Track $3,000
Keynote or RUP speaker $2,500
Membership Luncheon $2,500
Refreshment Break $500
Scholarship Grant / Scholarship $750
Donation  

Co-sponsorship

Co-sponsorships will be listed on all conference materials and  announcements, provided a complimentary exhibit space at the conference and given special recognition at the opening conference event and on the NARMH web site. Co-sponsors will receive four complimentary conference registrations.

Special Reception

A reception sponsor will be recognized in conference materials, at the reception and on the NARMH web site. The sponsor will receive two complimentary conference registrations and a complimentary exhibit space at the conference.

Track

This year’s conference invites sponsorship of conference tracks. The tracks are organized around the following rural and frontier content areas: The Conference theme is Alaska ... we are RURAL, and then some! The program will focus on the following tracks:

  • Increasing diversity for rural communities and people involved in Agriculture,
  • Growing disparities in the ability to deliver behavioral health care services in rural America,
  • Supporting Disaster Recovery through services designed for rural areas,
  • Special Deployment issues affecting returning soldiers and their families, and
  • Domestic Violence in rural communities.
  • Track sponsors will be recognized in conference materials, at track sessions and on the NARMH web site. The sponsor will receive two complimentary conference registrations and a complimentary exhibit space.

Keynote Speaker and/or Research Update For Practitioners

Keynote and/or RUP speakers will address training issues and providing services to rural people from infancy through older adults. The sponsor will be recognized in conference materials, at the keynote plenary and on the NARMH web site. The sponsor receives two complimentary conference registrations and a complimentary exhibit space at the conference.

Membership Luncheon

The membership luncheon sponsor will be recognized in conference materials, at the luncheon event and on the NARMH web site. A sponsor will receive two complimentary conference registrations, special recognition at the luncheon and a complimentary exhibit space at the conference.

Refreshment Breaks

Sponsorships of breaks will be recognized in the conference materials, at breaks and on the NARMH web site.

Scholarship Grants

If you would like to help us in providing scholarships to assist researchers, consumers, family members, and students with the costs associated with attending the conference, please indicate the amount. Sponsors will be listed on the NARMH web site and program.