That is how our nonprofit was born. It was born out of a need, experiencing personal struggles, and seeing the suffering and need in our communities, families, and ourselves. Our story begins in 2019 when our founder, Bridget Sanchez, received a message from Behavioral Health Director, Dr. Francisco Limon, describing the five-year search he had been on to hire a Spanish-speaking Latinx therapist in the rural town of Snow Hill, NC. In Bridget’s words: “I could not believe an organization could go five years without a Spanish-speaking therapist when over 95% of their organization’s client base was Latinx migrants and immigrants. I thought about my father, grandparents, and great-grandparents who were all farmworkers and dealt with chronic mental health issues. I felt that coming down to the rural South to provide behavioral health care was the universe bringing the circle of life into action. So I packed my things from my native home in Chicago and moved to North Carolina.