This program centers mental health, neurodivergence, and emotional well being as essential parts of community care.

Amara Colectiva was built with neurodivergent people in mind, led by lived experience and guided by the belief that different minds are not broken, they are powerful.

Why This Program Matters

Mental health support is often inaccessible, stigmatized, or financially out of reach.

Neurodivergent individuals, especially women, youth, and people of color are frequently misdiagnosed, overlooked, or unsupported.

This program exists to create spaces where people can understand themselves without shame and access support without judgment.

What This Program Includes

• Peer support groups and safe spaces for understanding and community healing

• Workshops that celebrate neurodiversity and reduce stigma

• Partnerships with mental health professionals focused on self-regulation, communication, and emotional empowerment

• Fundraising efforts to expand access to diagnostic assessments and individualized support

Community Impact

This program supports individuals in building self-awareness, confidence, and emotional tools that improve quality of life. Its impact extends beyond the individual. When people feel understood and supported, families and communities grow stronger.

This work is informed by lived experience. Amara Colectiva’s founder is a neurodivergent woman who received her diagnosis at age 29, shaping the program with deep empathy, insight, and understanding.