N A T I O N A L C O N S O R T I U M
FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN
"All children, youth and families of color have equitable access to adequate information, resources, and opportunities to achieve optimal well-being"
PRESENT PRIORITY
It's Okay to Seek Help!
The National Consortium for African American Children (NCAAC) is a national non-profit organization founded in Washington, DC in 1995. We care about the health, mental health, and wellness of children, youth, and families, especially those of color. We promote awareness and hope around the pressing issues of mental illness, addiction, and wellness to many sectors within the Community. Recovery from even serious mental illness and addiction is possible and we want to share the journey of those who are “living their lives.” Known for identifying, engaging, and disseminating information about critical outcomes and lessons learned, NCAAC and partners will pilot a project to reduce stigma and promote that "It's Okay to Seek Help"