2024-03-20T13:00:06Z 2023-12-31 990EZ 2023-01-01 880632766 HEALING IN THE MARGINS INC HEAL 0000000000 4721 TROUSDALE DR STE 116 NASHVILLE TN 37220 Ashley Hampton Executive Director 0000000000 2024-03-20 Ashley Hampton true 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X X X 66253 X 51248 2234 0 0 0 0 0 0 12771 0 12771 0 0 0 0 66253 0 0 0 16810 961 4869 12705 35345 30908 3266 0 34174 3266 34174 0 0 0 0 3266 34174 0 0 3266 34174 To create systemic change by providing programming and resources in mental health for those who are BIPOC Black Indigenous or People of Color andor LGBTQ in our community The Organizations Clinicians in the Margins program serves to provide direct educational and community-building support for therapists in our community who are BIPOC andor identify as LGBTQIA Marginalized clinicians are more likely to be under-paid have decreased access to advanced trainings and experience higher rates of burnout In 2023 this program was able to serve 78 attendees through monthly educational self-care and community building workshops 46 of clinicians served identified as BIPOC 41 of clinicians served identified as LGBTQIA and 13 of clinicians served identified as both The monthly offering garnered a 487 out of 5 overall satisfaction rate from clinicians with 100 of participants stating that having a BIPOCLGBTQIA space for learning is important to them Our Clinicians in the Margins program was also able to provide advanced trauma training for 4 community clinicians 75 BIPOC 25 LGBTQIA within the program The ripple effect of these trainings means that 60-85 clients are now receiving access to advanced trauma interventions 6713 The Organizations Clients in the Margins program serves to provide access to safe and competent therapy services for BIPOC and LGBTQIA community members In 2023 we celebrated 89 therapy sessions provided through the launch of our Clients in the Margins Therapy Fund 585 of Therapy Fund participants identified as LGBTQIA 25 of participants identified as BIPOC and 165 of participants identified as both BIPOC and LGBTQIA with 22 of all LGBTQIA participants also identifying as Transgender Other Clients in the Margins programming included a partnership with Education Trust to provide youth process group for youth advocates as well as our Nashville Pride 2023 community engagement and mantra coping skill installment 10681 The Organizations Competency in the Margins program serves to create safety by promoting and facilitating community-wide understanding in areas of BIPOC and LGBTQIA mental health competency In 2023 125 total individuals were educated through competency programming Competency Programming included The Effects of Compounded Trauma on LGBTQIA staff Burnout and Boundaries for BIPOC Staff Competency in the Margins intensive for 300-member psychotherapy organization Board of Directors An Understanding of Domestic Violence for Mental Health Practitioners and participation in YMCA Panel Caring for LGBTQIA staff in the workplace 932 18326 Brynn Plummer Board Chair 1.00 0 0 0 Maria Andruschenko Board Secretary 1.00 0 0 0 Amelia Watts Board Treasurer 1.00 0 0 0 Ashley Hampton Co-Founder Executive Director 20.00 503 0 0 Christian Hampton Co-Founder Director of Operations 30.00 3250 0 0 Khadija Babb Board Member 1.00 0 0 0 Marisa Swystun Board Member 1.00 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false 0 0 0 0 0 false 0 0 false TN Christian Hampton PO Box 111511 Nashville TN 37222 6155258940 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 0 3312 64020 67332 2234 2234 3312 66254 69566 69566 0 0 0 3312 66254 69566 0 0 0 0 Schedule O: Part 1.16 Other Expenses: Other expenses included $1,402 in Dues and Subscriptions, $20 in Fees (Bank, Processing, Etc.), $4,240 in Food and Beverage expenses (for both programming and fundraising purposes), $68 in Insurance expenses, $1,667 in Marketing Expenses, $708 in Office Supplies, $1,149 in Other Supplies, and $3,448 in Technology, Furniture, and Equipment expenses (primarily programming purposes). Other Expenses totaling $12,702. Part 3: Healing in the Margins piloted its three primary programs in 2023, beginning with Clinicians in the Margins. The importance of beginning with Clinicians in the Margins programming is rooted in the Organizations ripple effect blueprint which begins with 1.) education and healing for clinicians from historically oppressed identities, which helps to create 2.) care and sustainability for clinicians serving their own communities, which is necessary in order to provide 3.) competent and safe mental health care. Within this third layer, the Organization also operates both Clients in the Margins and Competency in the Margins programming. Clients in the Margins helps to provide BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ community members with access to this competent and safe mental health care, while Competency in the Margins programming strives to ensure the whole of our community providers understand what it means to actually be competent and safe. Beyond the third ripple of competent and safe mental health care is the ultimate aim of Healing in the Margins, which is 4.) flourishing mental health for our community.