Services
Family Peer Advocate Training
A Family Peer Advocate supports families navigating the mental health system. Drawing on their experiences as caregivers, they offer guidance, resources, and emotional support to help other families advocate for their children’s needs. They work to bridge gaps between families and service providers, ensuring that care is effective, culturally responsive, and tailored to each family’s unique situation. Their role includes facilitating access to resources, offering practical advice, and empowering families to participate actively in their child’s mental health journey.
Provider Training
(offers various CEUs)
Our provider training programs are designed to enhance mental health professionals and service providers’ skills and knowledge. These sessions focus on best practices for delivering culturally competent and effective care, addressing the unique needs of BIPOC communities, and navigating complex mental health challenges. Training includes practical tools, case studies, and strategies for improving service delivery, fostering better client outcomes, and ensuring equitable access to mental health resources.
Parent/Caregiver Sessions
Our parent/caregiver sessions offer support and guidance for those navigating their child’s mental health journey. These interactive sessions provide a platform for sharing experiences, gaining practical advice, and learning strategies to advocate for and support children’s emotional well-being effectively. Topics include understanding mental health conditions, accessing resources, and self-care for caregivers. Designed to empower and connect families, these sessions foster a supportive community and equip parents and caregivers with the tools they need to navigate the mental health system confidently.
Target Populations
Who Could Benefit?
Health and Human Service Professional
Pediatricians
Law Enforcement Officers
Teachers
Faith Leaders
College Students
Parents / Caregivers
Funders and Policymakers
Advocates
