Mental Health Support for Latinos in Pittsburgh

Mission

Ayúdate’s mission is to increase the accessibility of mental health resources in Spanish via telehealth to the underserved Hispanic population of PA, by creating a virtual community of bilingual and culturally competent therapists willing to work together towards the betterment of the community.

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Mission

Ayúdate’s mission is to increase the accessibility of mental health resources in Spanish via telehealth to the underserved Hispanic population of PA, by creating a virtual community of bilingual and culturally competent therapists willing to work together towards the betterment of the community.

Learn about Our History

Values

Inclusivity: We offer services to those without health insurance or with insufficient coverage. We welcome everyone regardless of legal status, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, gender identity, or ethnicity.

Collaboration: We aim to establish a network of mental health care professionals working together to empower the Hispanic/Latine community for the collective good.

Professionalism: We are committed to maintain high standards and provide the best quality of mental health service based based on HIPAA compliant regulations and ethical behavior.

Confidentiality: We protect all personal information according to HIPAA standards and will never share it without explicit consent.

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Values

Inclusivity: We offer services to those without health insurance or with insufficient coverage. We welcome everyone regardless of legal status, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, gender identity, or ethnicity.

Collaboration: We aim to establish a network of mental health care professionals working together to empower the Hispanic community for the collective good.

Professionalism: We are committed to high standards and providing the best quality mental health resources available.

Confidentiality: We protect all personal information according to HIPAA standards and will never share it without explicit consent.

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IMPACT

Let’s keep growing together!

Ayúdate serves as a virtual bridge connecting the growing Hispanic population in our area with affordable mental health providers and resources.

The Hispanic population in Pittsburgh (2022) exceeded 10,000 people.

With approximately 1/3 of all people needing mental health services in their lifetime, over 3,000 Spanish-speaking individuals in our community require support at one time or another.

Ayúdate works to increase access of mental health services for the Spanish-speaking population in Pennsylvania.