We recognize that Western approaches to mental health are not always the right fit for every culture or experience. That’s why we focus on building a network of therapists and interpreters who are culturally and linguistically responsive, and who understand the importance of honoring diverse ways of healing.
Through training, support, and collaboration, we aim to ensure that providers are equipped to meet the unique needs of displaced people in meaningful and respectful ways.
Our goal is to strengthen support for providers so that those who are ready to seek support can connect with professionals who are resourced and able to truly strive to understand their journey.
At Kin-nection, we collaborate with professionals and organizations who serve displaced people who have resettled and are beginning to rebuild their lives. Our work is especially relevant for individuals and families who have met their basic needs—such as housing and employment—and are now seeking emotional support and deeper healing.
Our Partners
We collaborate with various organizations to extend help and support to displaced individuals.
