Today is the National Day of Racial Healing, a time to reflect on the past and choose to focus on and the collective power to bring about healing. Together, we stand against racial bias. Find resources by visiting DayOfRacialHealing.org. #HowWeHeal

RAMS’ CEO Angela Tang & Gail Kong, former president of the Asia Pacific Fund, discussed the underfunding of Fil-Am mental health services & RAMS’ impactful programs for youth in SF schools & community centers. Read more Positively Filipino: positivelyfilipino.com/magazine/cente…

RAMS is proud to collaborate with NAAPIMHA & other community partners to launch the Healing, Empowerment, Awareness, & Resilience Toolbox (HEART), a vital resource designed to support AA & NHPI communities impacted by hate incidents. Explore HEART: naapimha.org/aanhpiheart

RAMS CEO Angela Tang joined API Council’s meeting with Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉. Community leaders discussed critical issues impacting SF’s AAPI communities: safety, workers’ rights, immigration, & equitable city resources. We're proud to stand with the API Council in addressing AAPI needs.

RAMS is officially certified as a #GreatPlaceToWork for the 2nd year in a row! We are grateful for the feedback, ideas, & collaborative energy of the entire RAMS Team who not only make RAMS GREAT, but who also continue to make our community a BETTER place! tinyurl.com/RAMS-GPTW-2025

We’re on the move! Help us reimagine 601 Clement St. in the heart of the Richmond District! Learn more about RAMS’ efforts to renovate our new space which will provide a modern & comfortable therapeutic environment for local communities w/ the most need. ramsinc.org/clementst

We are excited to share the demoliton of our new facility is complete! We’re getting closer to creating a functional & welcoming space in SF where students receive care, families find support & our staff can thrive. Help us reimagine 601 Clement St. today ramsinc.org/ClementSt

RAMS is proud to join the API Council meeting with Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂 at City Hall on Wed. discussing city priorities: community safety, workforce development, & budget. We’re committed to advocating for equitable mental health services for our communities across SF. 📸API Council

Since 1974, we've provided culturally responsive care to 200+ low-income youth & families annually via therapy, case management, community programs, & more. Help us expand Outpatient Counseling Services at 601 Clement St. for SF's underserved communities: ramsinc.org/ClementSt

RAMS leadership and Streets team staff joined Mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 at City Hall & officials incl. Daniel Tsai to discuss how street-based services and emergency response are being streamlined to better serve our unhoused neighbors and combat the fentanyl crisis in San Francisco.

Proud to share that RAMS BEST Neighborhoods Peer Supervisor Louis Dorath joined SFDPH Director Daniel Tsai & other partners to advance Mayor Lurie’s neighborhood-based response model, ensuring vulnerable individuals get connected to treatment & resources.

Help us purchase updated therapy tools & furnishings to create a nurturing space for children & youth at 601 Clement St. today! Your support directly funds play therapy tools, educational materials, & trauma-informed spaces to help our clients thrive: ramsinc.org/ClementSt

Last month RAMS joined API Council's meeting w. D3 Supervisor Danny Sauter 李爾德 discussing critical issues - affordable housing, public transit, & budget. We're proud to partner w. the city & community partners to advance the wellbeing of AAPI communities across D3 & beyond.

🏗️ We’re building 18 treatment rooms, 34 workstations, & essential spaces to provide comprehensive mental health care for SF’s under/unserved, low-income communities at RAMS' new facility at 601 Clement St. Support the project today: tramsinc.org/ClementSt

Help us strengthen in-language mental health care in SF. For 50 years, RAMS' Adult/Older Adult Outpatient Clinic serves 600+ clients annually—now we’re renovating our new facilty at 601 Clement St. to reach more. Support the project today: ramsinc.org/ClementSt

Help us upgrade critical infrastructure for our new #mentalhealthservices site at 601 Clement St. in SF: heating & cooling, a new roof, and soundproof treatment rooms. 🏠🔥🔇 Support community care & growth today: ramsinc.org/ClementSt

Yesterday, RAMS joined 100+ AANHPI organizations at the State Capitol for APAPA National 's CA AANHPI Advocacy Day. We’re grateful to be part of this powerful coalition, advocating for immigrant rights, health equity, language access, and community investment. 💪🏛️

“This new phase of the outpatient clinic will bring stability and comfort for our clients, ourselves, and a greater community." — Sachi Inoue, PhD, Director of Adult Outpatient Services Clinic at RAMS Support the RAMS Clement St. Capital Project today: ramsinc.org/ClementSt

May holds special meaning as we recognize both #AAPIHeritageMonth and #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. It's a time to celebrate AAPI heritage, honor our communities' voices, and raise awareness around mental health. 💚

📢 The updated webpages for RAMS’ Kindezi Black Perinatal Wellness program are now live! Learn how Kindezi supports Black birthing families in SF with perinatal care, enroll in programs, and access events and resources. 🔗 ramsinc.org/kindezi