News and Announcements
El Futuro featured in The New York Times: Unauthorized Immigrants Steer Clear of Medical Care
A version of this article appears in print on June 27, 2017, on Page D1 of the New York edition with the headline: Sick With Worry.
The story of a special run to the border
El Futuro's mission is to nurture stronger familias to live out their dreams. We do this by receiving people here in North Carolina who are hurting, often from the effects of traumas suffered in their home country or on a dangerous migration to our community. We...
Durham Community Organizations Arrange Caravan to The Mexico Border
El Futuro, Scrap Exchange, Catholic Charities and the Cole Mill Road Church of Christ taking clothing donations to families at the border, organizing vigil [DURHAM, NC—DEC. 19, 2019] El Futuro, Scrap Exchange, Catholic Charities and the Cole Mill Road Church of...
El Futuro highlighted in Chatham News + Record
As part of the News + Record’s commitment to the community, they've partnered with the United Way of Chatham County to help provide insight into the work of the agencies the program helps fund with a series of local agency profiles! Recently, they did a profile of El...
El Futuro turns 15 years old!
On November 14 of this year, we officially turned 15 years old! That's 15 years of providing bilingual, culturally-responsive therapy, psychiatry, case management and more to Latino families in North Carolina -- 15 years of nurturing stronger familias to live out...
Durham Herald Sun: Snapshot of Durham’s quickly changing Lakewood neighborhood
We're so excited to have local artist Cornelio Campos working on our community mural at our Durham clinic. Check out a story The Durham Herald Sun wrote about our mural and the Lakewood community here: http://bit.ly/2IRuamj A new mural is a snapshot of Durham's...
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