Our Programs
Each program is designed to reach specific communities with tailored mental health support—all free, anonymous, and accessible.
Mobile Telehealth Van
The nation's largest 5G-enabled fleet bringing licensed therapists to communities, shelters, and underserved populations.
Our mobile vans bring mental health care directly to where people are—communities, shelters, military bases, and underserved neighborhoods across California.
Student Wellness Program
Created for educational institutions, the Student Wellness Program gives students access to licensed therapists—whether remotely from where they are, or by walking up to TeleHealth Vans parked on campus.
Students can schedule therapy sessions ahead of time or walk up to the van for real-time access when a therapist is available. All sessions are free, private, and completely anonymous.
Hawthorne Cares
City-wide mental health initiative making Hawthorne the first city with universal free telehealth access.
Working closely with local police, we provided de-escalation support and helped homeless residents get off the streets and into care—reducing emergency interventions and ambulance calls.
Afghan Community Care
Culturally competent, language-appropriate mental health support for Afghan refugees and families.
Operating in Texas and other regions, this program provides culturally competent, language-appropriate therapy for Afghan refugees and families navigating the trauma of displacement and resettlement.
Pull Up Mental Health Concert
Landmark event in partnership with LA Community College District, connecting 5,000+ students to mental health resources through music and top artists.
Beyond performances, the event provided free resources for housing, immigration assistance, and jobs through partnerships with the Department of Economic Opportunity and Department of Children and Family Services.
Jewish Student Mental Health
Ruderman Family Foundation funded program providing mental health support for Jewish students facing antisemitism at Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, and BU.
Focused primarily in the Boston, Massachusetts area, we serve students at Harvard, MIT, Northeastern University, Boston University, and other institutions experiencing the psychological impact of campus antisemitism.