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Empowering Black Men

Providing mental health support through engaging activities such as farming, fishing, and community initiatives. Our mission is to create a safe space where Black men can find solace, support, and strength. By fostering a sense of belonging and purpose, we aim to break the stigma surrounding mental health in our community. Join us in promoting holistic wellness and building a resilient support network for all.

Supporting Community Wellbeing

Locked and Blocked But Free

Community Education series and Tutoring

Recrafting our masked mind and body beyond trauma

Program

Grow Together

Unlock your potential with our transformative services. Join our Community Education series to learn and grow. Let us guide you in recrafting your mind and body from past trauma. Wednesdays

Mental Health Awareness and services

Experience the freedom of personal growth. Together, we can achieve greatness. Join us in building a supportive community focused on healing and empowerment.

Incarerated Rehabilitation

Realize your dreams with our expert guidance. Let us help you reach new heights. Join our programs to unlock your full potential and succeed in all aspects of life.

Elevate Your Life

Transform your life with our holistic approach. Elevate your mind, body, and spirit. Join us in the journey towards a brighter and more fulfilling future.

Dr. James Mumford

Counselor / Founder  Mental Health Counselor and Pastor New Seasons Counseling, Training & Consulting LLC  

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Christopher Times

Counselor/ Founder Life Coach Pastor Houston School of Theology

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Black men's Mental Health support program 

Watafuta Ururu (Seeking Freedom) Spirit Circle for Black Men.  Come to a unique gathering for Black men. This is a safe space to talk, grow and work with your fellow brothers to empower ourselves. We welcome all different means of empowerment to help. If you have a strategy to help your brothers get better and improve tell us about it, we encourage you. Black men are unique in our challenges and in our problems. 

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Black men are identified as the expected provider and protector while being attacked and having means of support stripped, mitigated and modifiecd against us. Black men are stigimitized as the bad seed of the human race and are often   exploited of their human capable resources. But yet this is a fear of the Black man. There are so many things that are supposed to take us out of here as black men. Often are women are at odds with us and dont want to appreciate or respect us. Society still wants to label us as violent and angry.
We still suffer and fight our own inferiority complex but yet we are still here and fighting and getting stronger everyday.  Keep surviving brothers. 

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Baruti Carl Alexander Founder and Leader

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Black men Mental Health support program 

The Sourceseeker Tanzania  Community Initiative

The Sourceseeker Tanzania  Community Initiative will provide a platform for Tanzanians and other Africans to coordinate travel, participation and education from Africa to America to go to school at American HBCU schools. Through our podcast Hip Hop College Source , we will help bring awareness to the resource. We will also teach classes virtual, and provide resources  and help to further prepare potential participation and awareness . The Initiative will also provide an import export - cooperative of resources and education between global communities.


The Initiative will help with travel, educational resources and provide much needed scholarships.

Community and Events

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Watafuta Uhuru Spirit Circle for Black Men (Mental Health Support) Tuesday 645 pm central

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 Minding Our Own Mental Wellness Sundays once a month 830pm​

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A Brighter Source A Brighter LITE

Black Man's Mental Health Support (The Brighter LITE) I am raising funds to purchase property for our community and build a facility for a Black Men Mental Health Retreat Center. This campaign is independent of Taye Uhuru's organization and under the non profit of The Brighter Source group. The property would be used for the purpose of creating a natural safe space for Black men. We would use several programs to assist in Black men's development, including Brighter LITE, Brighter LITE 7 Chart of Inventory (Develop chart include these things give yourself grade) 1.Family/Change ( What is your relationship with your family?, loved ones) Grade _____ 2. Resources (How is your car, Job, Computer) Grade ______ _______ 3. Associations (What are your associations? Are they beneficial) Grade _______ _ 4. Passion (What is your passion) mine is writing. I grade myself on how I’m doing my writing projects. Grade ______ ________ 5. Expressive Passion (How are you using your passion to fulfill your life). My passions are Sourceseeker and The Brighter Source Group) Grade ________ 6. Health (How is your health?) Diet, Exercise, Medicine, Grade_________ 7. How is your connection to your concept of God? _______ __________ Give yourself score and you will know what areas you need to work on. Example (A 4.0, A- 3.5, B 3.0, B- 2.5, C 2.0, D 1.0 Can use any number 3.26 ) Seven Covenants 1.I will stop doing what hurts me and do what I need to do to survive and grow 2. I will examine my circles and make necessary changes but understand the greatest change starts and ends with me. 3. I will eat better, exercise more and believe I will get better. 4. I will listen to my innate voice that’s want positive growth. 5. I will do onto others as I would have them do onto me. 6. I will seek out someone I have wronged and seek to make it better. 7. I will never give up. We would like to also use The Stop Wasting Time program and others, to help further the Black man's progress from the affliction of mental health deficiencies. We would hold retreats, community events, yoga, and meditation, the goal would be to produce satellite chapters nationally and internationally. The five area goals of the Black Men's Mental Health Program: 1. Black Men Mental Health Process and Program 2. Mental Health Retreat Center 3. Security and Self-Defense Training and Management 4. Housing and Labor Management 5. Property Building and Management

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