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It takes a village
to heal

Black Mental Health Village is building a liberatory wellness ecosystem in Memphis — clinical, communal, cultural, and systems-level healing, all in one village.

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Healing was never meant to be done alone Four hands holding each other’s wrists Here in Memphis The Memphis sign by the river we hold each other Two people embracing across every generation An older woman laughing with a raised fist until the whole village is well Hands gathered in a circle

BMHV Memphis is the newest circle of the Village — planted so our support, resources, and collective power reach families right here at home. A Black-led, liberatory wellness ecosystem for Memphis and the Mid-South.

Upcoming gatherings

All events
Four young men laughing together, black and white
A family sitting together on a picnic blanket
A smiling man waving
A woman smiling on a video call
College students gathered on campus steps
A father lifting his laughing baby
A father hugging his child
The I Am A Man mural in Memphis

Healing in
every neighborhood

Join the Village

Our word on it

01

Mission

Bring clinical, communal, cultural, and systems-level healing together so Black communities can live, love, imagine, and build a future beyond survival.

02

The chapter

BMHV chapters are friends, neighbors, and advocates uplifting Black mental health where they live, shaping events and resources around what their community needs most.

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Who we’re for

Students, men, women, elders, youth, faith communities, LGBTQIA+ people, parents and caregivers, neurodivergent people, and justice-impacted people.

Black people are capable of creating and leading the interventions that heal and sustain our communities.

That belief is why our leadership is Black and why some spaces we curate are just for Black people. Still, the Village is inclusive: we provide resources and support, without discrimination, to anyone who’s struggling, and we welcome value-aligned people and organizations who want to build with us toward racial health equity, healing, and liberation.

The village, by the numbers

4Healing departments — clinical, communal, cultural, and systems — in one village.
7Memphis leaders on the chapter circle, building the village here at home.
988Call or text, any time. The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is free, confidential, and open 24/7.More crisis lines

Step into the village

Become a member
01

Get support

Crisis lines, therapy directories, and a chapter that will help you find culturally informed care. Get help

02

Come through

Join a community engagement meeting or a Health Justice Coalition session. See events

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Join

Membership fuels action: community meetings, programming, and a network of allies. Membership

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Serve

Volunteer and intern across all four healing departments. Volunteer

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Give

Every gift through our link directly supports the Memphis chapter. Donate