BRIGHT FUTURES
MA'LAK NA HA'ÅNI
Ma’lak Na Ha’åni (MNH) or Bright Futures is a program of WestCare Pacific Islands that intends to serve Guam’s youth ages 11-17 seeking mental health support.
In collaboration with cross-sector community partners, MNH aims to provide critical, culturally relevant mental health treatment and support services, such as therapeutic support or counseling, for children and families impacted by trauma.
MNH also coordinates linkages to other needed support services in the community.
WHAT WE DO
A BRIGHT FUTURE IS AHEAD
YOUTH SKILLS BUILDING GROUP
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
FAMILY COUNSELING
EDUCATIONAL
WORKSHOP
AND EVENTS
REFERRALS TO
COMMUNITY
PARTNERS
HOW TO RECEIVE SERVICES
A youth may be self-referred or referred from a community agency or parent/guardian.
Consent is required.
An initial screening upon intake will determine program eligibility and need for additional community services.
Contact our program to get started.
MEET THE TEAM
BEVERLYN COLEMAN
Clinical Program Director
M.A. COUNSELING
"Remember this in the darkest moments, when the work doesn't seem worth it, and change seems just out of reach: Out of our willingness to push through comes a tremendous power... Use it."
- Stacey Abrams
This project is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Grant Number: #1H79SM084864-01