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El Futuro’s 20 years of impact
This 2024 gives us the opportunity to reflect on what we have accomplished in the past two decades and what we hope and dream of in the future. What lessons have we learned? What is our legacy for...
ADHD / TDAH Podcasts
We invite all families who have children diagnosed with ADHD to listen to these two interesting podcasts where they can discover ways to help better their children and how to interact with them. Our...
Long-term Endowment to nurture future familias
In 2023, with the financial support of a major supporter, El Futuro opened its first-ever, long-term endowment to support El Futuro’s programs. You can help us ensure 20 years more of El Futuro by...
This year-end, give hope to a Latino familia
El Futuro is an organization full of hope. However, In a time of unprecedented worldwide violence and fear, many of my coworkers here at El Futuro often feel overwhelmed. This is because much of our...
Example of empathy, resilience and courage
We all recognize an entrepreneur from day one. Ivan Almonte is one of them; the difference is that he is not an entrepreneur of a local business but a cultural entrepreneur and mental health...
La Academia: Our own hands-on learning community
Over a year ago, we started a new program called "La Academia" after dreaming for many years about having a supportive learning community within El Futuro for our own clinicians. Recently, we...
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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!
