Save the date banner for the 4th Annual Cannenta Mental Health Conference on October 26, 2026, sponsored by Dallas College Mountain View, with colorful geometric design and the conference theme 'Honoring Culture in Mental Wellness.'

Cannenta Foundation

Our mission is to provide access to compassionate, culturally sensitive mental health care with improved outcomes by removing financial barriers and offering a comprehensive list of services to ensure exceptional care.

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How We Assist Our Community

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Project Ayuda

For the Hispanic Community

Project Ayuda aims to break the financial and language barriers to receiving mental health services. We strive to offer more culturally sensitive services to diverse individuals and marginalized groups.

We are accepting applications for reduced-cost mental health sessions. Click the button below to see how you may qualify.

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Project Adelante

For Hispanic Clinicians

Project Adelante strives to empower Hispanic mental health clinicians to complete requirements for clinical licensure in the state of Texas by removing financial barriers of supervision hours and testing.

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