What We Do
We walk alongside Latino families facing cancer — combining bilingual, culturally grounded mental health care, peer connection rooted in shared cultural experience, and partnerships built on trust within the Latino community, so survivors and their loved ones heal with dignity, in their own language and culture.
A Mission Born from Lived Experience
Humanity Touches was founded on a simple but powerful belief: that every person who has faced cancer deserves to heal — not just physically, but emotionally, culturally, and spiritually. For too many Latino families, the mental health toll of chemotherapy goes unaddressed, unseen, and unsupported.
Our founder saw this gap firsthand and decided to act. By combining bilingual education, peer-led support, and trusted community partnerships, Humanity Touches creates a space where survivors feel seen in their language, their culture, and their humanity.
"Healing is not a luxury — it is a right. We exist to make sure no survivor walks that road alone."
— Humanity Touches Founder
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to mental health awareness and culturally responsive support for Latino cancer survivors and their families.
How We Support Survivors
Three pillars guide everything we do — education, connection, and partnership.
Bilingual Mental Health Education
We deliver Spanish-English workshops designed specifically for Latino families, addressing the cultural stigma around mental health that too often keeps survivors and caregivers silent — replacing it with practical, culturally relevant tools for emotional resilience after chemotherapy.
Peer Connection & Support Groups
Shared culture and shared experience together are powerful forms of healing. Our peer-led support groups give Latino cancer survivors a space to speak in their own language, be understood without translation — cultural or literal — and build lasting bonds with others who know exactly what they're carrying.
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with healthcare providers, community organizations, and advocacy groups to expand access to trauma-informed, culturally responsive mental health care for underserved Latino communities.
Why This Work Matters
Latino cancer survivors face compounding barriers — language, cultural stigma, limited access to culturally competent care, and the emotional weight of survivorship. Humanity Touches bridges these gaps with compassion, community, and evidence-informed support.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Whether you want to volunteer, partner with us, or support a survivor in your life — we'd love to hear from you.