What We Do

Vision

We dream of a world where every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, has access to the highest quality mental health care. We strive to create resilient communities by building sustainable mental health infrastructure, fostering global collaboration, and empowering a new generation of mental health leaders.

Mission

We strive to facilitate sustainable access to mental health services for underserved communities worldwide. We empower both current and future recipients and providers through innovative, culturally responsive solutions, fostering resilience and well-being for generations to come.

Story

T2S C.A.R.E.S. was born out of a deep-seated commitment to transform mental health care for underserved communities around the world. Our journey began with a small, passionate team dedicated to breaking down barriers to mental health services and fostering resilience in every community we touched.

What started as a community in-school mental health program has grown into a global initiative. Driven by the urgent need for sustainable mental health care, our team expanded their mission beyond local borders, embracing a global perspective. The COVID-19 pandemic further highlighted the necessity of our work, and we answered the call with innovative, culturally responsive solutions.

Today, T2S C.A.R.E.S. provides essential mental health services and empowers future leaders in the field. With the support of community stakeholders worldwide, we continue to advance our mission, ensuring that every man, woman, and child has access to the mental health care they deserve. Together, we are creating a healthier, more resilient world for all.

Our Programs

Mental Health Fellowship Program
Create a pipeline, which increases the number of diverse, mental health professionals available to support community outreach, prevention and treatment initiatives.

What It Will Do

The program, will provide comprehensive, clinical fellowships, which support emerging clinicians of color throughout graduate matriculation to full licensure status.

The Support Phase (emphasized during undergraduate and graduate coursework)

Undergraduate students will receive comprehensive academic support and mentorship to bolster their advancement into a graduate program leading to a degree/licensure within the mental health field.

In exchange for this support, students will participate in a mental health work study program, which provides a variety of community based mental health services.

The Training Phase (emphasized during practicum, internship, provisional licensure, and supervised practice)

Emerging clinicians will perform a variety of community based mental health services necessary to meet the requirements for state licensure and national certification standards..
School Mental Health Program
Implement comprehensive, school-based mental health services program for K- 12 students.

Why Do It?

Most school districts do not currently have the infrastructure or ability to meet the mental health needs of its youth.* An estimated 1 in 5 children (20%) under the age of 18 have a diagnosed mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder.** This has led to loss of health & functioning, disrupts classroom learning, increases absenteeism/truancy, increased risk of suicide, pregnancy, substance use and dropping out of school.

What It Will Do

Allow children an adolescents access to consistent, quality mental health care as an in-school services program.

Enhance the coordination of care/services offered to students in conjunction with other available services (i.e. IEPs, 504/related plans, speech, occupational, rehabilitative services, etc.).

Pilot Program

During the 2019-2020 school year, T2S Enterprises consulted and assisted a metro Atlanta K – 8 school in securing federal funding, as well as an additional $5,000 in community fundraising, to support a 1-year pilot study of our mental health program.

Significant Outcomes

Minimized adult facilitation requirements/parent time off from work to facilitate appointments

Increased community access to mental health care services

Prevented/managed/resolved common behavioral health issues including (but not limited to): Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), Depression, and anxiety related disorders

Reduced total number of disciplinary actions taken against students (Detention, in/out of school suspension)

Promoted overall health and functioning of students

Reduced rates of truancy and absenteeism

Improved student focus, concentration and effective communication skills

Raised test scores and overall scholastic achievement
Community-Based Mental Health Program

Revitalization of marginalized communities (e.g. BIPOC, LGBTQ+, uninsured, etc.) through outreach, education, and the provision of comprehensive mental healthcare services.

What It Will Do

This program will provide high quality, community-based mental health services directly within historically underserved communities while fostering relationships between community stakeholders guided by the Environmental, social, and governance (ESG). This program is also designed to work in tandem with the T2S Mental Health Fellowship Program to produce the next generation of Black, licensed mental health professionals.
Global Mental Health Systems Architecture and Consultancy
Collaborate, design, and implement culturally sensitive, comprehensive mental health care systems tailored to diverse national needs, fostering accessibility, quality, and equity for all.

What It Will Do

strategic planning

government collaboration

cross-cultural adaptation

program design and evaluation

capacity building

advocacy and destigmatization
Global Mental Health Repository

Develop a global storehouse of mental health content that supports information access, training, and communication of mental health professionals all over the world.

What It Will Do

This repository will create a centralized location for mental health professionals from all over the world to communicate with one another in ways which enhance training, cultural competency, information sharing, and real-time exchanges in accordance with the objectives established by the World Health Organization’s 2030 global mental health action plan.

Global Mental Health Documentary

With your help and your support, we can continue to tell the story about mental health in communities around the globe while empowering people to effect change.