Immigrant Families Can Access Race-Informed
Mental Health Treatment With curaJOY
There are a myriad issues facing
immigrant and third-culture
families in the US, and sadly,
limited access to emotional
wellness services is one of them.
Non-profit curaJOY
believes that it doesn't
have to be this way. 
In response, it created a global
emotional wellness directory, ensuring
that Asian Pacific Islander, multicultural,
cross-cultural, and third-world adults
and children have access to inclusive
and effective care that caters to their
specific needs.
curaJOY’s directory is in line with
the company's vision to drive
greater advocacy, acceptance,
and innovation of emotional
wellness programs for families
across different cultures.
curaJOY features a wide range of
vetted service providers who have
extensive experience working with
people from Asian Pacific Islander,
third-culture, cross-culture, and multi-
culture populations - as well as
immigrants in general.
All providers on the new
platform offer evidence-
based treatments and must
undergo a vetting process.
The directory does not
feature any advertised
content - and you can use it
for free!
Along with increasing access to
emotional wellbeing tools for all
populations, the goal of the new
directory is to provide a
preventative approach to mental
health and reduce inequity and
service costs.
Interested organizations and
providers are encouraged to
contact
directory@curajoy.com to
get listed on the platform.
If your family has little to no
access to emotional wellness
services, don't worry -
curaJOY is here to fill that
gap.
Go to
https://www.curajoy.co
m to find out more.