Our
Programs

A three-day affinity group workshop for African American women to address generational, intergenerational, and trans-generational race-based trauma. Participants explore implicit bias and discuss mental health treatments available, along with barriers that often prevent black women from fully engaging in therapy.

Youth mentoring supports the academic, vocational, social, and emotional development of youth from twelve to twenty-one years of age. The program emphasizes cultural competency, trauma-informed practices, and social-emotional learning that address the unique needs of the BIPOC community. We strive to collaborate with community partners, schools, and families, to create a holistic network of support for youth.

A series of workshops designed to promote community awareness of services that are aligned with our vision to become a leading mental health collaborative. These services include, but not limited to, mental health consultations; diversity, equity, and inclusion training; healing and restorative practices; clergy trauma-informed seminars, and holiday- themed gatherings.