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Welcome to P&O Behavioral Health Initiative

P&O provides a safe place for persons in underprivileged and immigrant communities by offering support and integration.

 

We offer behavioral health services and coordination of resources to marginalized groups, persons with cognitive impairment, and learning disabilities. We coordinate, collaborate with community stakeholders for support, acceptance, and better living

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Our Vision

To Train, support, and collaborate resources to integrate marginalized and underprivileged persons in their communities.

Our Mission

To elevate marginalized and underprivileged communities by empowering them to achieve success

Participants say

Thank you Priscilla and Octavia for having us over on Monday. You guys were very nice and welcoming, I really enjoyed the hospitality. I hope to do something like this again with you guys in the future

Client

Thank you Priscilla and Octavia for inviting us it was nice to relax and paint, but still learn more about our mental health and teaching us skills that we can use to improve our mental health.

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Our Services

Why choose P&OBHI

Trained psychotherapist offering mental health services and meeting the client where they are

At P&O immigrant families, children, and adolescents can take part in group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, education programs, group therapy and support groups with or without insurance. 

P&O provides a safe space and place for persons with cognitive impairment and learning disabilities where they can develop and improve life skills to the best of their abilities. 

The program provides opportunities to the underprivileged and immigrant communities on training and support for better living

We share our success stories & news

Back to School Resource Fair

Back to School Resource Fair We extend our heartfelt thanks for the opportunity to participate in the recent Back to School Resource Fair. We greatly appreciate your efforts in organizing such a successful event and look forward to collaborating on future initiatives.

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Grantee Partner Spotlight

Octavia Nankunda and Priscilla Rwandarugali met at a party in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 2017 and became instant friends. “I recognized Priscilla’s last name,” Octavia recalls. “It was the same as my ‘Auntie Fiona,’ who worked with my family for many years in Uganda.” As it turned out, Fiona was Priscilla’s older sister, and she was just one of several connections the two had between their families back in Uganda. Their friendship deepened in 2020 during the pandemic, as they talked for hours about family and friends, the lives they had left behind when they each emigrated to the U.S., and…

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