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Telecare believes in dignity and respect, humility and diversity. We believe in growth, uniqueness, potential, and kindness. And we believe that every person matters. George Floyd mattered. On Tuesday, April 20th, the jury declared that Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all charges. This verdict is a huge step towards the goal of racial justice and accountability.

As strong advocates for diversity and inclusion in our communities, we are deeply troubled by the stigmatization of Asian-Americans, many of whom have faced indiscriminate blame for the pandemic solely due to their racial identities.

Hispanic Heritage Month provides us with an opportunity to celebrate as well as a chance to provide resources to the communities we serve in hopes of destigmatizing and expanding access to mental health services. Click here to learn more!

July is Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Mental Health Month. Click here for resources and supports.

At its core, Telecare believes in dignity and respect. We also know that power-over systems exist. And it is our job to help change these systems — and to create environments where we can work side by side toward a better and more positive future, both locally through our service, and nationally through our advocacy.