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Freedom to Be, El Futuro Auction!
El Futuro’s “Freedom to Be” consists of a Social Media Movement, Art Preview, Raffle, Silent Auction and Virtual Live Auction. With this event, we can work together to support El Futuro’s mission and help Latino families access mental health and substance use...
El Futuro celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month
El Futuro joined MTV Entertainment Group and more than 700 partners to encourage and empower people to take #MentalHealthAction on Thursday, May 20th.Also, spread the word so during this month of Mental Health Awareness people know about what we do and how we can help...
We expand initiative to improve mental health in Florida
El Futuro expands initiative to improve mental health outcomes in Latino families in Northeast Florida El Futuro is conducting a new program in Northeast Florida to improve mental health outcomes in the local Latino community. The program works with...
Freedom to Be, FAQ
Freedom to Be is a big-time celebration that consists of a three-part Spring Campaign including a social media movement, a series of community fiestas, and a Latino Cultural Arts Auction. The live-stream will take place at 4pm on Friday, May 21, 2021. Event FAQ ...
BioBlitz, an event to explore our green space
El Futuro invites you to join us in our green space to participate in Durham wide BioBlitz! Come and check out the various species of plants and critters we have! Download the app "iNaturalist" to identify different plants, animals, insects, and more, then...
Our first Chatham-focused clinical project manager
El Futuro’s Sabrina Aguilar-Simon almost decided against majoring in Spanish, her passion, while attending college in Ohio. She thought it wouldn’t be “practical.” “I thought that all you could really do with it was either teach or do research,” she said, “and I...
Telehealth as tool to expand mental health services
El Futuro’s mental health clinics offered primarily in-person services, save for a telehealth program they’d designed for farmworkers. Now, in early 2021, it’s just the opposite: Thanks to COVID-19, the non-profit has pivoted to offering telehealth services only, with...
A coffee made to help the mental health of Latinos
Get delicious, locally-roasted, sustainably sourced coffee from Anima Sana! 100% of the profits will support El Futuro’s mission Victor Bennett founded Anima Sana with the help of Little Waves Roaster and Cocoa Cinnamon in Durham, NC. The primary goal of Anima...
Social impairment
The incorrect use of alcohol can cause different negative situations to the immediate family of the user. Some examples could be: marriage problems, financial instability, domestic violence, stress, and divorces. Negative impact on the development and upbringing of...
Our Executive Director is one of the winners of the Health Care Heroes Award
At April 15th, Annual Health Care Heroes Awards, Triangle Business Journal honored the individuals and organizations that serve our community by putting innovation and compassion to improve Latino families' conditions. Triangle Business Journal announced the winners...