Dumas R.I.S.E. Providers, Inc.
Dumas R.I.S.E. Providers, Inc.
Kelly’s nonprofit is dedicated to empowering and supporting Black mental health professionals as they navigate their careers and expand their practices. This organization operates independently from Dumas R.I.S.E. LLC, with a specific focus on providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities for professional development to Black clinicians. By fostering a community of support and collaboration, the nonprofit aims to enhance the capacity of these professionals to serve their communities effectively while promoting mental health equity.
Services Offered:
Professional Development Workshops: Tailored workshops designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of Black mental health professionals. These sessions cover a range of topics, from clinical techniques and cultural competency to business development and leadership.
Mentorship Programs: Structured mentorship opportunities that connect emerging Black mental health professionals with experienced clinicians. This program provides guidance, support, and practical advice to help mentees grow both personally and professionally.
Networking Opportunities: Events and gatherings that bring together Black mental health professionals to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build collaborative relationships. These networking opportunities aim to foster a strong, supportive community.
Business Support Services: Assistance with the practical aspects of running a mental health practice, including business planning, financial management, marketing, and client acquisition. These services help Black mental health professionals build sustainable and thriving practices.
Grant and Funding Assistance: Guidance on accessing grants and funding opportunities that are available to Black mental health professionals. The nonprofit provides support in identifying relevant opportunities and preparing strong applications to secure necessary funding.
Advocacy and Representation: The nonprofit advocates for the interests of Black mental health professionals at local, state, and national levels. This includes working to influence policy, improve access to resources, and raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by these professionals.
Continuing Education Opportunities: Access to courses, seminars, and training that count towards continuing education requirements for licensure and certification. These opportunities are specifically curated to address the needs and interests of Black mental health professionals.
