The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation
The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation provides support and brings awareness to mental health issues that plague our community.
The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation’s vision is to eradicate the stigma around mental health issues in the African-American community.
Community Resource Collaborative
The mission of
Community Resource Collaborative (CRC) is to uplift young people between the ages of 18-24 who are directly and indirectly affected by all forms of violence, including gun violence, domestic violence, and trafficking.
Through collaborations across New York State and nationally, CRC collectively and successfully connects young people with the resources they need to be able to move through their traumatic experiences to starting personal peace by addressing housing, employment, mental health and other needed services to support basic human needs and continued personal growth and healing.
Black Women's Health Imperative
The
Black Women's Health Imperative is the first nonprofit organization created by Black women to help protect and advance the health and wellness of Black women and girls.
Their mission is dedicated to promoting physical, mental, and spiritual health and well-being for the nation’s 19.5 million African American women and girls.
RocMaidan/Ukrainian Cultural Center of Rochester
RocMaidan/Ukrainian Cultural Center of Rochester is an organization of diverse individuals that support Ukraine in this difficult time by providing medical supplies, humanitarian aid, and rehabilitation equipment to those affected by the war in Ukraine.
T.E.A.M. for AllT.E.A.M. was formed with the goal of providing a unique approach to mental and behavioral health treatment.
T.E.A.M seeks to inspire, empower, and work with communities to alleviate poverty through education, physical, and mental wellness services.
Compeer Rochester
Through the power of supportive friendships,
Compeer Rochester serves as a bridge to enhanced wellness and community integration for those with social and emotional barriers.
Compeer envisions a day when all communities embrace individuals and their families living with mental health challenges; when prevention begins early with children and their families; when living, learning, working and volunteering in the community is given expression through the social inclusion of all individuals and supported by the power of friendship and hope.