Each May, we recognize the contributions of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities for . "This is a celebration of our history, of our culture ... and all the different ways in which our community has really demonstrated that we're not only here to stay, we are a part of this fabric — a part of this country," Cynthia Choi, co-founder of , recently told .

It’s important to note that “AAPI” encompasses many countries, ethnicities, nationalities, languages, and identities. As AAPI Heritage Month coincides with , we wanted to share information and resources directly related to AAPI communities and mental health. The statistics used in the graphics below — and more extensive research — can be found on website.

AAPI Mental Health Resources:

• National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance

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The information shared in these posts is intended to be a resource for staff to learn more about important topics relevant to our CHEI commitment. Each month, we will focus on a different topic and share resources for further learning. If you have a topic, resource, story, or feedback you would like to share, please contact the Communication Team at communications@telecarecorp.com.