Walking Together 2024
More about us
This successful program originated in 2020 and it aims to increase awareness and knowledge, overcome stigma, and activate health-seeking behaviors for parents currently or recently experiencing perinatal depression.
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Our Program Coordinator
Originally from Chile, Special Education Teacher. She has 14 years of experience working in the area of Education and in close relationship with the community.
Team 2024
Marisol Collante
Our Activities
WORKSHOPS
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This program reduces disparities among Latinx-underserved families experiencing Perinatal depression is completely free in the language that our population speak and does not required transportation.
We are taking care of people who are ignored by the structural barriers imposed by a system that benefit the people in the power and ignore us as if we are not human being.
We are refugees and agricultural workers with mental diseases due to our journal to US and experiences of racism and discrimination. However, our families do not get mental health services and our children who are Americans the consequences. We, our community is taking care of this issues.
Testimonies from our Peer Support Groups
Videos from our Participants
An interative approach to therapy
Learning about coping strategies to manage symptoms
Increased self-esteem and mindfulness
Promote self-awareness
Decreased anxiety and fatigue
Insights into feelings and potential sources of depression