Feliz mes de la Herencia Hispana! Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!
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A kermes full of Calor Humano
Kermes is a Latin American heritage celebration, a traditional carnival-like fiesta, and this month, our Kermes was our best one yet. La Kermes brings as much joy to the people who organize it as...
Mi Voz, Nuestra Salud: New initiative
El Futuro is thrilled to be a recipient of a Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award for Capacity Building. The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is an independent, nonprofit...
We were honored by the Ohtli Award
On September 15, 2023, El Futuro received the prestigious Ohtli Award, the highest honor bestowed by the Mexican Government for the service provided to its diaspora. The Ohtli Award recognizes 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
Impact
Many of those we help have experienced sexual abuse, physical abuse, human trafficking, migration trauma, or other traumas associated with poverty and immigration. Thanks to our donors, we are able to help guide them toward a brighter futuro.
*All numbers reflect data collected in FY2022
%
Clinical improvement or stabilization
People Served
Farmworkers Served
children participated in green space programs
mental health providers and allied professionals participating in La Mesita Latinx Mental Health Professional Network
a 23% increase over the previous year
Counties Served
Youth Served
community fiestas hosted in our green space
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Improvement in social and family roles
Sessions Provided
Teletherapy Sessions Provided
community members attended green space events
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!
