Whether you or someone you know is planning a safe exit, recovering from any acts of abuse, or looking for a way out - hold on to the hope that you will make it out on the other side. We encourage you to share the resources below to spread awareness.

Here are factors that may contribute to negative beliefs about mental health within different BIPOC communities, as well as tips on how to normalize conversations about mental health in your community.

Learn about the mental health challenges that different BIPOC generations face and some valuable wisdom they can share with each other.

It's time to bust some "myths" that may be barriers to BIPOC communities seeking mental health support.

Tap into these mental health resources tailored to BIPOC communities.

Learning about people's experiences of violence and abuse helps us understand the many forms it can take and how they survived. By telling their stories, survivors are letting others know that it’s possible to overcome both the trauma of domestic violence and the injustice of the system. They are using their experiences to help others, and showing that there is a way out.

This month, we'll be hearing from a special guest who survived an experience of her own. She is a vibrant member of our Touch Link community and we look forward to listening to her as she bravely shares her survivor story. Fitting this month's theme of Minority Mental Health Awareness, she will highlight the mental health effects from her experience and her recovery journey. You don't want to miss it!

Join us on Thursday, July 18th, at 9:00PM to learn more.

Join us at 5pm EST every Tuesday, as we pray specifically for the victims of domestic violence and their families.

Teleconference Number: 401-236-4342

Need help? Call Touch Link's 24/7 hotline: 866-682-4626

Touch Link Inc is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization that exists to Support, Uplift and Empower Victims of Domestic Violence.