Ed Kissam and JoAnn Intili
Donor/Supporter
"This organization is targeted, thoughtful, innovative, effective, humane, and thought-provoking in its approach to supporting undocumented youth."
Mental Health
As of July 2026, we are no longer offering our Mental Health program, which includes the Mental Health Connector, the Wellness Support Groups, and the Mental Health Career Program.
We are incredibly grateful for the impact it has made and the people who made it possible. From 2020 to 2026, our team served over 2,664 individuals through our Wellness Support Groups and Mental Health Connector, 17 undocumented aspiring therapists through the Mental Health Career Program, and tens of thousands more reached through our mental health resources.
Find Mental Health Support
If you are seeking mental health support, please visit our Mental Health Resources for Undocumented People resource to get started.
Students attending higher education institutions may be able to access mental health services through their campus affiliation. Check your undocumented student support center or student services center for available resources.
Students attending California Community Colleges, California State Universities, or University of California campuses can access mental health services through the links below.
Do you have additional questions about our mental health programming’s transition? Visit our Mental Health Sunsetting Frequently Asked Questions.