White Association for Mental Health and Recovery
Mental health awareness, educational resources and community support for people in the United States.
A registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 98-1873350).
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- Educational Resources
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What is White Association?
White Association for Mental Health and Recovery is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 98-1873350). Founded by Yohanna Hany Wanies, the organization serves people in the United States through mental health awareness, educational resources and community support.
Who can use these resources?
People in the United States seeking mental health information can explore our educational resources and community support. These resources do not replace clinical care.
Does White Association provide therapy?
No. White Association provides mental health awareness, educational resources and community support. It does not provide diagnosis, therapy, medical treatment or medication management.
How can I contact the team?
Visit our Contact Us page to ask about educational resources or community support. If you need urgent help in the United States, call 988 or local emergency services.







