Our Mission.
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We translate evidence-based psychology resources into multiple languages to make mental health literacy accessible to all communities.
Why it Matters.
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Language Barriers
lead to delayed care and adverse events.
Access to mental health care should not depend on language. Yet many people face difficulty finding accurate, culturally relevant information in their language. As a result, symptoms may go unrecognized, minimized, or misunderstood - leading to delayed support and disparities in care.
Language Barriers
Low Mental Health Literacy
results from limited access to information.
When information about mental health is found primarily in English, people who speak other languages may struggle to understand diagnoses, navigate healthcare, or understand treatment conditions systems.
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Low Mental Health Literacy
Your Action Plan
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We want everyone to understand mental health — no matter what language they speak. Here's how you can help.
Make mental health resources available in languages other than English so everyone can access the care they need.
See a mental health document that isn't in your language? Submit a request so we can make it available.
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Share FIT with friends, family, classmates, or on social media to help us reach more people in need.
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Volunteers will translate psychology and mental health documents into their language of choice. Documents to translate include "Starting Therapy" guides, "Dyslexia in Children" fact sheets, and many more brochures, infographics, and flyers.