The Russian invasion of Ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis that is deepening every day. It can be hard to know how to move forward with hope. One thing we can do is to talk with each other. We can also donate resources if we are able. In this post, we share a few vetted resources from that are bringing mental health or medical support to people in need.
Read MoreOn 2/24/22, Russia launched a large-scale military attack on the independent country of Ukraine, immediately throwing the region into war and sparking protests across Russia. At Â鶹ֱ²¥app, our hearts ache for the people of Ukraine and Ukrainian communities across the world.
Read MoreWe’re kicking off our new recurring series focusing on resources to support Â鶹ֱ²¥app’s commitment to Cultural Humility, Equity, and Inclusion (CHEI). This month, we’re focusing on disability awareness for International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Read MoreDiwali is known around the world as the festival of lights. Over one billion of the world’s citizens are recognizing this week through celebrations, connection, meditation, and observing the lighting of the diyas. Four different cultures celebrate Diwali as a way of signifying the victory of light and justice over prejudice and pain. The literal meaning of Diwali is “lights in a row†and it’s a symbolic representation of truth, happiness, prosperity, justice, and knowledge.
Read MoreUsing the correct gender pronouns is an important way to provide basic respect for personhood and identity to any individual. Inside this post, we explore how they show up in our work at Â鶹ֱ²¥app and provide resources for where to learn more about the impact of gender pronouns and using them correctly.
Read MoreClick here for Pride Month news from the Perris MHUC in Riverside County!
Read MoreThe “Fun Committee†celebrated Juneteenth with a feast this week at Thurston Mason E&T and Olympia Next Steps in Washington State!
Read MoreIn this month’s RCCS Tidbit of the Month, we pause to recognize and celebrate individual uniqueness. In the RCCS, we highlight uniqueness as a part of our recovery culture. We strive to see people as unique individuals and be aware not to see people in terms of categories or labels. We choose to listen and ask questions and not assume. Finally, we value the diversity of the individuals we work with and serve. These values and behaviors are important to all people and communities.
Read MoreHappy Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month from Morton Bakar Center!
Read MoreÂ鶹ֱ²¥app believes in dignity and respect, humility and diversity. We believe in growth, uniqueness, potential, and kindness. And we believe that every person matters. George Floyd mattered. On Tuesday, April 20th, the jury declared that Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all charges. This verdict is a huge step towards the goal of racial justice and accountability.
Read MoreAs strong advocates for diversity and inclusion in our communities, we are deeply troubled by the stigmatization of Asian-Americans, many of whom have faced indiscriminate blame for the pandemic solely due to their racial identities.
Read MoreStaff at our Riverside CSU and PHF programs honored Women’s History Month this week!
Read MoreSanta Maria ACT is celebrating Black History Month with a festive homage to the legacies of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King. Click to read more!
Read MoreHispanic Heritage Month provides us with an opportunity to celebrate as well as a chance to provide resources to the communities we serve in hopes of destigmatizing and expanding access to mental health services. Click here to learn more!
Read MoreJuly is Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Mental Health Month. Click here for resources and supports.
Read MoreThe Cordilleras Mental Health Center in Redwood City, CA, closed Pride Month with some beautiful artwork!
Read MoreFollowing a challenging few weeks experienced by everyone across the country, the team at Cordilleras Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) in Redwood City, CA, wanted to recalibrate, support, and celebrate one another at the program.
Read MoreOn Thursday, June 4, the Morton Bakar Center community rallied to support Black Lives Matter in honor of the late George Floyd and countless others who’s lives tragically ended in similar circumstances nationwide.
Read MoreAt its core, Â鶹ֱ²¥app believes in dignity and respect. We also know that power-over systems exist. And it is our job to help change these systems — and to create environments where we can work side by side toward a better and more positive future, both locally through our service, and nationally through our advocacy.
Read More50 Years of Services to People With Serious Mental Illness
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