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Creating a mentally healthy nation for all
The APA Foundation promotes mental health literacy, connects underserved communities to needed care, and shifts attitudes about mental health.
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Learn more about our national public awareness campaign
Mental Health Care Works
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We are training the next generation of psychiatric leaders
APA Foundation Fellowships
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School staff members have been trained with our Notice. Talk. Act® at School framework
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Learn more about our work where you live, learn, work, worship and play.
We administer programs, fellowship training, and grants nationwide to provide resources to communities that spread the message that mental health care works.
Latest from the Foundation
Discover the APA Foundation's latest, offering insights into groundbreaking strides in mental health support and awareness.
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Aug 14, 2025
Spotlight on Back-to-School Season: Young People and Social Media
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Jul 24, 2025
2025 Awards for Advancing Minority Mental Health: Fourteen Nonprofits Breaking Down Barriers to Create Mental Health Access
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Jul 21, 2025
Through the Fire: Mental Wellness and Resilience in the County of Los Angeles Fire Department
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"The APA Foundation Public Psychiatry Fellowship has been one of the best experiences of my psychiatry training. The program exposes me to mental health providers across the country and the world. I am a better leader, clinician, and advocate thanks to this program."
"After the [Notice. Talk. Act. at School] training, the staff are so much more comfortable and so much more willing to engage students. This training is not just one more to stick on the shelf."
“Association House [of Chicago] is honored to be recognized for our commitment to prioritizing the mental health and addressing challenges faced by minority communities. This [APA Foundation] grant will go toward our relentless effort to continue breaking down barriers and providing vital support to those who need it most.”
