PROGRAMS
Uplifting Physical and Mental Wellbeing
Nurturing Healthier Communities
Opening Doors’ Health Programs cater to the diverse physical and mental health needs of immigrants and refugees. By prioritizing preventative measures and health education, we empower individuals with the knowledge and resources needed to take charge of their wellbeing. We provide timely intervention and direct response services to address urgent health concerns. Every individual is equipped with the tools and support necessary to navigate healthcare systems and lead fulfilling lives.
Afghan Women's Wellness Program
Our Afghan Women’s Wellness Program educates and supports Afghan women on their paths toward an enhanced sense of community connectedness, life satisfaction, and mental wellness. This program offers 12-week educational workshops and provides linkages to community resources and services.
Community Mental Health Navigation Program
Our Community Mental Health Navigation Program reduces mental health stigma and discrimination through prevention and intervention services. This program offers mental wellbeing workshops, support in navigating physical and mental health services, and referrals to therapy services.
Newcomers Healing Trauma Program
Our Newcomers Healing Trauma Program assists trauma-affected newcomers for six months up to one year, promoting their physical, social, emotional, and economic wellbeing. Through holistic and integrated case management and behavioral health services, the program addresses the health, psychological, and social adjustment needs of eligible individuals.
Covered California Navigation Program
Health insurance information is provided to uninsured, underinsured, and hard-to-reach populations to assist in making informed decisions to enroll in Medi-Cal or qualified health plans through Covered California.
Children’s Holistic Immigration Representation Project (CHIRP): Social Services
CHIRP provides holistic, wraparound services to unaccompanied, undocumented minors (UUM) through legal representation and social services. Case managers facilitate care coordination and navigation and provide non-clinical support through social-emotional education and coping skills.