South Central Family Health Center
Served 132 individuals, trained staff, translated materials, and integrated peer support into BH services for the first time.
Served 132 individuals, trained staff, translated materials, and integrated peer support into BH services for the first time.
Opened the Ihsan Center, served 1,023 refugees/immigrants, trained 94% of staff, and translated materials into 10+ languages.
Engaged 1,200+ unhoused individuals, prevented overdoses, and expanded expressive arts, LGBTQ+ groups, and trauma‑informed services.
Served 170+ Latinx and Indigenous Mam clients, hosted bilingual clinics, and trained staff in trauma‑informed, culturally responsive care.
Expanded peer‑led services, grew its care team, increased client reach, and added recovery housing and employment support.