Breaking through the barriers, and finding mental health care for minority communities: Rise Academy, NAMI, Boys & Girls Club of Toledo

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Breaking through the barriers, and finding mental health care for minority communities. Diana Patton - Founder of Rise Advocates Academy Sonya Quinn - NAMI, Community Outreach Coordinator Also, the boots on the ground, doing the work, at the Boys and Girls Club of Toledo. Jim Rivas - President/CEO at Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo

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