May 20

Hinge Funds Aspiring Mental Health Professionals Who Want to Help Marginalized Communities

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It can be hard to seek mental health care when you can’t find a provider you can connect with and who understands your problems. That issue is especially prevalent in marginalized communities given that, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only one in four mental health counselors are people of color. Furthermore, The…

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