How Can You Help?

The Therapy for Black Families Fund  seeks to help 100 Black families (including children, teens, adults and couples ) receive 4-6 counseling sessions during this critical time of intense racial trauma, for free. 

Caring for your mental health is imperative to a happy, healthy life. Being able to process trauma, worries, fears and emotions in a safe, non judgmental environment, has the power to heal and transform lives.  Access  to quality counseling services is often a barrier for those who need it most.

According to the US HHS Office of Minority Health [3]:

- Black/African Americans are 20% more likely to report serious psychological distress than adult whites.

-  Black/African Americans are more likely to have feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness than are adult whites.

- And while Black/African Americans are less likely than white people to die from suicide as teenagers, Black/African American teenagers are more likely to attempt suicide than are white teenagers (8.3% v. 6.2%).

The current fight for racial equality and civil rights, amplifies how necessary it is for Black and Brown people to care for their mental health and participate in therapy.

Click the link below to donate and or apply to receive or offer therapy services .

* Therapists must be licensed in the state of Georgia 

**At this time, Services available for Georgia residents only