National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health

Thank You !
The National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health's 1st Biennial National Latino Mental Health Conference, held on November 9-10, 2009 in Miami, Florida was a great success. We would like to thank the sponsors, speakers, and guests.

Conference supported by charitable contributions from AstraZeneca, Otsuka Pharmaceuticals and Janssen, a division of Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., none whom had or will have any control over the conference's content.

Movilizandonos por Nuestro Futuro:
Strategic Development of a Mental Health Workforce for Latinos

July 9-10, 2009
San Francisco, California

An Invitation Only Event Sponsored by:
The United Stated Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health

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National Public Policy Academy on Hispanic Mental Health Issues

The National Policy Academy is a division of the NRCHMH. Click here for more information.

Hispanic Higher Education Scholarship Fund

Please click here for more information on the scholarship program.

The 2010 application is coming soon!

Shining Lights: Oustanding Leaders for a Brighter Future for Hispanics Awards Gala

Congratulations to our honorees and thank you to our sponsors!

A complete listing of the honorees and sponsors can be found under Events.

Helping individuals with mental illness overcome stigma, seek and obtain effective, culturally competent treatment, and lead fulfilling and productive lives takes the dedication of a broad spectrum of individuals and organizations.

The National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health is proud to be a key component of the transformation of lives and the mental health system, but could not achieve these goals without the tremendous effort of community mental health care providers, government agencies, educational institutions, private industry, non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups, and family members.

And, most importantly, the National Resource Center owes its success to the courage of individuals with mental illness who will not allow this disease to hold them back.

The National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health would like to extend a special thank you to the Eli Lilly and Company Foundation for its inaugural funding. We truly appreciate the assistance and support.

The Changing Minds... newsletter is supported by an educational grant from Eli Lilly and Company, which has no control over its content.