Help Migrants Access Mental Health Services

Thank you for continuing to stand with us during these challenging times. We are deeply grateful for all the ways you support this work. 

As we enter our next three-year grant cycle, Colectivo CARE—founded by Livity Rising, Integrative Healers Action Network, and Acupuncturists Without Borders—is expanding to meet growing community needs. In addition to our 20 mobile clinics that have provided over 2,100 treatments each year -  we are also providing:

• Three clinics a month instead of two; and 
• Once a month self-care classes that include information on nutrition and diabetes care

These group sessions offer culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care and self-care tools to support community well-being. 

The clinics continue to operate even with in the mist of complex immigration policies that directly impact farmworkers and their families. We remain flexible and responsive — changing how and where we provide services to keep clinics safe and assessible.

These clinics continue to be important to farmworkers and their families. Although farmworkers are essential to our food supply, they face limited healthcare access, inadequate housing and minimal insurance. The conditions they endure, yet still produce one-third of all vegetables, two-thirds of fruits and nuts, and 90% of U.S. strawberries from California alone is why our work matters and is critical to the community.

We are grateful for everything farmworkers and their families provide and honored to serve this wonderful community! 

We’re proud of what we’ve accomplished — and we know there’s more to do.

Together, we’re building a safer, healthier, and more compassionate future for farmworker families.

We are deeply appreciative of all your support - thank you!

Now, at the end of its fourth year, Colectivo Care—founded by Livity Rising, Integrative Healers Action Network, and Acupuncturists Without Borders—continues our deep commitment to providing free, high-quality integrative healthcare to the farmworker community. Over the past year, our work has continued in the face of increasingly complex immigration policies that directly impact farmworkers and their families. These shifting policies have required us to adjust how and where we hold clinics to ensure that our services remain safe, accessible, and responsive to the changing needs of the community. 

Despite these challenges, our clinics continue because the Farmworker community needs this care. Farmworkers continue to experience limited access to healthcare, inadequate nutrition, poor living conditions, and minimal insurance coverage. At the same time, they are essential to our nation’s food supply—producing roughly one-third of all vegetables, nearly two-thirds of fruits and nuts, and California alone produces 90% of all strawberries grown in the United States.

This stark contrast between their contributions and the conditions they endure underscores why our work matters.

The need for dependable, community-based healthcare is growing. As immigration policies evolve and economic pressures increase, farmworker families are facing greater uncertainty and fewer resources. Your support helps us stay agile in responding to these challenges—whether by shifting clinic models, expanding outreach, or providing culturally responsive care.

We are proud of the impact we’ve had over the past four years—but we can’t do this work without you. Your donation sustains our ability to offer care and support those who often go unseen, despite the essential role they play in our daily lives. Now, more than ever, the need for support for farmworker families is greater than ever.

Please donate today and help support this work.

Thank you for all you do to make the world a safer, healthier and more compassionate world for all!