

BRIGHT FUTURES
MA'LAK NA HA'ÅNI
Ma’lak Na Ha’åni (MNH) or Bright Futures is a program of WestCare Pacific Islands that intends to serve Guam’s youth ages 11-17 seeking mental health support.
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In collaboration with cross-sector community partners, MNH aims to provide critical, culturally relevant mental health treatment and support services, such as therapeutic support or counseling, for children and families impacted by trauma.
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MNH also coordinates linkages to other needed support services in the community.
WHAT WE DO
A BRIGHT FUTURE IS AHEAD

YOUTH SKILLS BUILDING GROUP

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING

FAMILY COUNSELING

EDUCATIONAL
WORKSHOP
AND EVENTS

REFERRALS TO
COMMUNITY
PARTNERS
HOW TO RECEIVE SERVICES
A youth may be self-referred or referred from a community agency or parent/guardian.
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Consent is required.
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An initial screening upon intake will determine program eligibility and need for additional community services.
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Contact our program to get started.
MNH Referral Form
MEET THE TEAM
This project is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Grant Number: #1H79SM084864-01