Nonprofit SFbased mental health agency advocating for & providing community based, culturally-competent, consumer-guided comprehensive services w/ API expertise

San Francisco
Joined November 2012
Mental Health America’s FREE 2026 BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit is now available! 🧡 Explore our FREE resources for #BIPOCMentalHealthMonth this July at mhanational.org/july
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We had over 100 participants on yesterday's All-Network Call, where we took a deep dive into the CA state budget with @CalBudgetCenter. With federal cuts to health care from HR1 looming, we're mobilizing now to ensure next year's budget gets balanced without further cuts to care.
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Two Bay Area men are tackling what some say is a silent but growing crisis: mental health connected to Asian American men. nbcbay.com/cl06uOb
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We stand with survivors, advocates, service providers, and community partners in working toward a future where every person has the right to feel safe in their home and in their relationships. sf.gov/gender-based-violence…
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Today marks the second annual 988 Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and the importance of accessible mental health support. 💜 Join the movement by using #988Day and sharing this post to spread the message: “Compassionate Help. Anytime. Anywhere.” For more ways to get involved, visit: 988DayToolkit.org.
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RAMS Inc. retweeted
Overdose deaths can and must be prevented. This #OverdoseAwarenessWeek, learn about effective addiction treatment options, pick up naloxone, and train yourself online on how to recognize an overdose. Get started at ow.ly/ryJJ50WKAu0. Together, we can #EndOverdoseSF. #IOAD2025 #LivingProofSF
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RAMS Inc. retweeted
Happy Civic Health Month! Every August, hundreds of organizations nationwide celebrate, learn, and take action to improve the civic health of their communities. Want to know how you can celebrate? Start by getting your FREE Civic Health Month Action Kit: bit.ly/4f9tSVI
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RAMS Inc. retweeted
Charli works with our #streetcare team, connecting people experiencing homelessness to substance use and mental health treatment. “Our team is the missing link of supporting people who want to access treatment services. We remove those barriers of access, like transportation.”
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😍Our clients (and Karl the fog 🌫️) came together in San Francisco🌉, with you, fellow changemakers, to share common challenges and stories of success. Are you ready to join us for the next one? Comment here to be the first to know where we are stopping next! @Salesforce
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AAPA statement on the passing of Dr. Stanley Sue, one of the founders of AAPA. Link to Dr. Sue's obituary: ow.ly/Cpyu50SgchA
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First responders have an opportunity to help those struggling with substance use. They can connect people to the services they need for harm reduction, treatment & more. Check out SAMHSA’s new guide on practical approaches for first responders: samhsa.gov/resource/ebp/conn…
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This May as we celebrate A&PI heritage, the Sharks Foundation will host an auction to benefit Richmond Area Multi-Services, Inc. whose mission is to provide and advocate for mental health and wellness services, with expertise in serving Asian and Pacific Islander Americans.
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The Unity Trip, which makes stops at sites important to the histories of both cultures, is designed to foster personal transformation of individual participants, and to build bridges between African American and Chinese American communities. trib.al/tSfOMke
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Had a wonderful time tonight at the @uniteddemclubsf fundraiser for @RAMSInc featuring the one and only Mayor @LondonBreed and @msmichellemeow, Mayor Breed brought down the house and Michelle shared the spiciest foods for the 3rd time in a row with our elected officials 🙌🏽🙌🏽
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RAMS Inc. retweeted
It's #SuicidePreventionMonth: a time to educate, destigmatize and support those who have been affected. To learn more, visit nami.org/suicideprevention #SuicidePrevention
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It’s okay to not be okay. It’s okay to ask for help. It’s okay to be vulnerable. You are not alone. You are not broken. You are loved. Do not hesitate to reach out. #SuicidePreventionMonth – at Seattle, WA
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