Healing Begins Here

Healing shouldn't be a financial burden. We connect Latino families with bilingual professionals who understand your language and your journey

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Emergency Hotline

Immigrant Family Preparedness Hotline - PIRC Hotline - Supports immigrant rights through rapid response

Why Sanar Network Exist?

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Finding Care: Support for Families Impacted by ICE

Pro-Bono Care100% free services provided by volunteer clinicians.
Immediate Support: For families in active crisis, those facing a recent detention, or households who have lost their primary breadwinner due to ICE action.

Sliding Scale: Fees adjusted based on what you can realistically pay.
Sustainable Healing: For working families navigating legal fees or financial instability who still need long-term mental health support.

Insurance Options:
Find providers who accept your insurance, including OHP.
Bilingual Specialists: Providers fluent in Spanish and culturally attuned.

Cultural Safety: For those who need to process their trauma in their native tongue with a provider who understands the nuances of Latino family dynamics and migration.

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Our Mission: Supporting Your Mental Health Journey

At SANAR, our mission is to ensure that no Latino and immigrants in Oregon (and beyond) has to navigate their mental health journey alone or unheard. We connect our community with a network of therapists who speak the language, understand the culture, and prioritize the heart.

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Our Vision

To be the most trusted resource for Latino mental health in the Pacific Northwest, where cultural identity is celebrated as a key to wellness. Guided by this commitment, we strive to serve 100 families in 2026, fostering a community where every individual has the support to thrive.

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"We created Sanar Network because we saw too many of our families standing on one side of a canyon, with the mental health care they deserved on the other. Between language barriers, financial strain, and the unique trauma of immigration enforcement, the gap was too wide. We built Sanar to be the bridge—where culture is the foundation and healing is accessible to everyone, regardless of their status or their bank account."

- Richi Sede