When participants first walk in our doors, they are unemployed, under-educated, under-skilled, and often, unhoused and justice-involved. This population comes to us after the effects of systemic racism have routinely excluded them from economic opportunities, stolen their hope, and they have nowhere else to turn. They are carrying the weight of longstanding trauma and shame, perpetuated by systemic inequality and racism, on their backs. Through mental health services and support provided at no cost, participants begin the healing process.