Join us at El Futuro’s 5th Annual Art Auction & Fundraiser and help us give mental health a voice, support Latino artists, and help families in our community enjoy a world full of Expresiones!
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Powered by Community: What’s Ahead at El Futuro
At El Futuro, we’ve always believed that healing happens not just in therapy rooms — but in moments of joy, connection, and shared belonging. That truth was alive and visible at our recent Kermés,...
How TECS Shapes the Future of Mental Health Care
At El Futuro, our Training, Education, and Consultation Services (TECS) are about more than sharing knowledge—they’re about creating lasting change in how mental health care is delivered to Latino...
Partnering with PCORI to Elevate Latine Youth Mental Health
El Futuro is proud to share the results of Mi Voz, Nuestra Salud, a groundbreaking initiative funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI®) through its Eugene Washington...
Immigrant Mental Health Solidarity Network seeking an Anchor Organization
The Immigrant Mental Health Solidarity Network (IMHSN) is a collaborative, statewide initiative that brings together organizations, community leaders, and advocates to build a stronger, more...
5th Art Auction and Fundraiser for Mental Health
Come be part of an evening full of beauty, art, music, and calor humano at El Futuro’s 2025 Art Auction, and help nurture stronger familias in our community live out their dreams. El Futuro invites...
A Throwback Concert for Mental Health
Band Together & United Way Greater Triangle Presents Gov’t Mule: A Throwback Concert for Mental Health Band Together NC is going back to its roots for one unforgettable night of live music and...
El Futuro provides direct services to clients, as well as training to help others provide more effective services.
Outpatient mental health services
Training and technical assistance
Community and rural support
Research and evaluation
La Mesita Latino Mental Health Provider Network
In our years of experience providing mental health and substance use services to Latino immigrant families, one thing has become clear to us — we need others in order to keep it up! We need community!
That’s why we’re building a network to connect people providing services to the Latino community. We call the network “La Mesita” to keep in focus that the network is like coming around a table to talk, share, and learn together.
Interested in joining? Read more here!
