Our Story

The organizations that serve these communities—often led by immigrants themselves—have long been overworked, under-resourced, and stretched to the edge. From family separation to housing instability to burnout in the face of injustice, the need for healing has never been more urgent. And yet, healing is often the last thing funded.Therapy is inaccessible. Culturally competent care is rare. Space to breathe, grieve, or create joy feels like a luxury when survival is the priority.We are a collective response to what community has said, again and again: “We need healing. Not later—now.”Sana Sana Centro de Salud y Expresión exists to systematize and sustain access to mental health support that’s grounded in culture, community, and care.