Greetings from the MHLC…

Join us as we explore the intersection of health literacy and mental health literacy and the work of the Health, Hope, and Hip-Hop Foundation with Founder/CEO Oya Gilbert. You will hear about Oya’s health journey, his launch into advocacy for health literacy, and some of the remarkable initiatives of the Health, Hope, and Hip-Hop Foundation. You don’t want to miss this CoP!

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Now Booking Private Group Trainings

Developed for local school and community leaders, MHL Aware Facilitator Guide integrates MHL Aware content into existing professional learning with flexibility and fidelity. With this model, trusted community voices can enhance educator knowledge and confidence about mental health literacy and can serve an unlimited numbers of trainees.

Currently, we are working with multiple state and community organizations to coordinate private, virtual Facilitator Guide trainings. Learn more about this model here and contact us if you’d like to set up a call to discuss a private training: info@themhlc.org.

”Wherever you are, however you want, do something good.” Raj Mehta Day of Good, celebrated annually on April 15th, inspires acts of kindness and positivity in meaningful ways.

We’re so proud to be a partner of The Raj Mehta Day of Good for 2026! We can’t wait to share more about this incredible organization as we get closer to April 15, but if you’re ready to register now, you can do that here!

The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative is a project of Players Philanthropy Fund, Inc., (“PPF”), a Texas nonprofit corporation with federal tax-exempt status as a public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178, ppf.org/pp). Contributions to The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative qualify as tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Questions? Suggestions? Email us at info@themhlc.org