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2NOT1 Fatherhood & Families Inc.
Supports fathers' engagement with children through fatherhood conferences and family-engagement programming.
BAYA (Beautiful As You Are) Corporation
Supports young women and girls who are often overlooked, giving them tools to pursue their goals.
Black Family Development, Inc.
A Detroit nonprofit providing behavioral health, family preservation, and community-based human services centered on African American families, serving the community for over 46 years.
Black Girls Break Bread
Empowers, uplifts, and inspires Black women and girls through safe spaces for intergenerational discourse, engagement, and health advocacy.
Black Mamas ATX
A 100% Black-women-led organization working to ensure Black women survive and thrive before, during, and after childbirth, providing doula support, mental health services, and wraparound support to reduce Black maternal mortality in Central Texas.
Black Men Heal
Connects men of color with mental health treatment, psycho-education, and community resources under the principle "Healed Men Heal Men."
Center for Closing the Health Gap
Works to eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities in the Cincinnati area through community health education, advocacy, and programs addressing chronic disease, maternal health, and mental health in the Black community.
Derby City CARES Mentoring Movement
Local affiliate of the National CARES Mentoring Movement, recruiting Black adult mentors to improve Black children's lives.
Kids Off The Block
Provides mentoring, tutoring, sports, and mental-health support to Chicago youth ages 10-24 to keep them off the streets and out of violence.
LipGloss for Love, Inc.
Educates, raises awareness, and works to prevent domestic violence while empowering individuals and families, plus offering pregnancy and parenting support.
Louis D. Brown Peace Institute
Transforms society's response to homicide through trauma healing, peace education, and survivor support, honoring the legacy of Louis D. Brown.
Men of Courage
Mentors young men ages 12-18 through an "Empowerment Through Exposure" model addressing mental health, education, and life skills.
Oshun Family Center
Provides racially concordant mental health, doula, and holistic care centered on the Black community, addressing perinatal mental health, reproductive health, and generational trauma.
Steel Smiling
Expands mental health access and reduces stigma for Pittsburgh's Black and brown communities.
The ECO Foundation
Runs a West/Southwest Philadelphia community hub offering food assistance, youth mentoring, arts programming, mental-health support, and employment help.
WA Therapy Fund Foundation
A Seattle nonprofit founded by therapist Ashley McGirt-Adair that funds free and reduced-cost therapy for Black community members and other people of color to help close the mental-health-access gap.