May is nationally recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to reflect on the importance of emotional well-being and the need for
The Coalition was formed in response to the growing challenges of mental illness in African communities, and to the lack of culturally competent outreach and educational mental health services.
Acknowledging the gap between African immigrants and traditional physical and mental health services, the African Coalition promotes an African-centered approach to mental health care, service delivery.
May is nationally recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to reflect on the importance of emotional well-being and the need for
The African Coalition, in collaboration with the Immigrant Rights Leadership Alliance (IRLA) and engaged community members, delivered public testimony at a Los
