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VHEI works to address and eliminate disparities in healthcare for marginalized communities through targeted outreach, education programs, and direct medical services. Our efforts focus on addressing the root causes of health disparities, empowering BIPOC Vermonters to take charge of their health.
Why Black Men Don’t Open Up: Mental Health Stigma In The Black Community
In honor of Black History Month, it is vital to recognize and address the unique mental health struggles Black men face. We’ve compiled a list of tips to support Black men and begin open conversation.
Vermont College’s BIPOC Affinity Spaces & Cultural Clubs
We compiled a directory featuring cultural clubs and affinity groups at Vermont colleges! This is a great resource to pass on to a current or incoming BIPOC individuals who are looking to connect with culturally aligned students.
The National Suicide Prevention Hotline Number Is 988
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is the new and revised program adopted from the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. After contacting 9-8-8, trained crisis counselors will be available 24/7 through call, text, and chat to provide immediate support for those who are experiencing suicide, substance use, or any other mental health or emotionally distressing crisis.