The African American Youth Harvest Foundation was recently featured by Community Impact in a news story highlighting the launch of the Harvest Trauma Recovery Center in East Austin.
The article covered the opening of the center, which provides free support services for individuals affected by violent crime and trauma. The Harvest Trauma Recovery Center offers trauma-informed care, clinical case management, mental health support, victim compensation assistance, and connections to community resources including shelter, medical care, employment, legal assistance, food, and clothing.
This feature reflects AAYHF’s ongoing mission to serve youth, families, and community members through culturally responsive, healing-centered programs. By bringing together trauma recovery services and a network of community partners, AAYHF continues to help individuals move from crisis toward stability, healing, and long-term growth.
Visitors can read the full Community Impact story here:
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