HOPE Center Harlem

HOPE Center Harlem The HOPE (Healing On Purpose and Evolving) provides free mental health resources to the Harlem & FCBC community, and beyond.

The HOPE (Healing On Purpose and Evolving) Center is the manifestation of our Senior Pastor, Michael A. Walrond, Jr’s vision to provide free mental health resources to the First Corinthian Baptist Church community, and Harlem community at large. This healing space provides therapeutic services through licensed clinicians, who support, respect, and respond to the individual’s power to create the li

fe they desire. Through individual, couple’s, and group guidance we companion with persons to balance, wellness, and wholeness. Our HOPE Innovators are persons who make healing a lifestyle. Our innovators courageously transform their lives through building an alliance with licensed clinicians, and applying the tools gained to their day to day living. This therapeutic alliance enables each HOPE Innovator to sift through the shadows of their current narratives, and simultaneously develop a narrative that speaks to the essence of who and what they are, whole, complete, and lacking nothing. Our mental health professionals utilize evidenced based therapeutic modalities to support a variety of daily living challenges ranging from depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, trauma, to sexual abuse and domestic violence, as well as bereavement and marriage/family guidance. We look forward to journeying with you! For more information please email info@hopecenterharlem.org

Juneteenth is a reminder of the long fight for freedom and equality. Let’s continue to strive for justice. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
06/19/2025

Juneteenth is a reminder of the long fight for freedom and equality. Let’s continue to strive for justice. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

Join us this Saturday, 6/21 for the second and final session of Pride Room: Journaling workshop . The session runs from ...
06/18/2025

Join us this Saturday, 6/21 for the second and final session of Pride Room: Journaling workshop . The session runs from 11am -12pm. Refreshments will be provided. To register, email AEllis@hopecenterharlem.org

The HOPE Center is excited to be tabling this Saturday at  ! Come by and join us in Morningside Park for some arts and c...
06/12/2025

The HOPE Center is excited to be tabling this Saturday at ! Come by and join us in Morningside Park for some arts and crafts led by .ladybug_ . We can’t wait to see you.🧡

Your heart is working every second to keep you going — but are you giving it the same care in return? 🫀 Heart disease do...
06/12/2025

Your heart is working every second to keep you going — but are you giving it the same care in return? 🫀 Heart disease doesn’t always come with warning signs. Prioritizing prevention is powerful. Sign up for Release the Pressure and start making your heart health a long-term priority today.

Join the HOPE Center on Wednesday, June 25th at 12pm for the grand opening of our Garden of HOPE. Check our the new outd...
06/11/2025

Join the HOPE Center on Wednesday, June 25th at 12pm for the grand opening of our Garden of HOPE. Check our the new outdoor space, learn about the plants we’ve started with and enjoy some bite from the Harlem grown mobile kitchen.

To rsvp, email info@hopecenterharlem.org

Men are often taught to push through pain and keep things to themselves — but that’s not strength, that’s survival. This...
06/10/2025

Men are often taught to push through pain and keep things to themselves — but that’s not strength, that’s survival. This Men’s Health Month, we’re encouraging a new kind of care: one that includes emotional check-ins, mental clarity, and space to heal. 💭 Your peace matters — let’s normalize prioritizing it.

The HOPE Center is hosting a series of events celebrating Pride! June 14th & 21st, join us for Pride Room. This is a sma...
06/09/2025

The HOPE Center is hosting a series of events celebrating Pride!

June 14th & 21st, join us for Pride Room. This is a small journaling group to empower your voice and encourage conversation.

Thursday, June 26th - Movie Screening - Pariah.
There will be a talkback following the screening.

Saturday, June 28th - Harlem Pride. Come out and support the Hope Center and other organizations at Harlem’s biggest Pride event.

Sunday, June 29th - HOPE for Pride celebration. Join us for some light bites and fun activities beginning at 12pm.

Interested in attending any of these events? Email us at info@hopecenterharlem.org. 🏳️‍🌈

To our 2024-2025 Advanced Clinical Fellows: You didn’t just show up — you showed out. Thank you for the difference you m...
05/29/2025

To our 2024-2025 Advanced Clinical Fellows: You didn’t just show up — you showed out. Thank you for the difference you made. Our community is better because of you. XOXO, Your HOPE Center Harlem Family

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we celebrate   like Dr. Mathylde Frontus - Chief Program Officer at HousingPlus, edu...
05/28/2025

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we celebrate like Dr. Mathylde Frontus - Chief Program Officer at HousingPlus, educator, social worker, advocate, and former NYS Assemblymember. A fierce champion for equity, mental health, and community voice, she builds pathways to housing, healing, and hope. Thank you, Dr. Frontus, for your lifelong commitment to justice.

Happy Birthday to the visionary in creating the HOPE Center! Join us in celebrating Pastor Mike!
05/26/2025

Happy Birthday to the visionary in creating the HOPE Center! Join us in celebrating Pastor Mike!

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we honor   like Dr. Marketa Wills, CEO and Medical Director of the American Psychiat...
05/22/2025

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we honor like Dr. Marketa Wills, CEO and Medical Director of the American Psychiatric Association. The first Black American and woman to lead the APA, she champions equitable, patient-centered care and transformative leadership. Thank you, Dr. Wills, for breaking barriers and inspiring a new generation!

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we celebrate   like Dr. Sidney Hankerson—Associate Professor, Vice Chair of Communit...
05/20/2025

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we celebrate like Dr. Sidney Hankerson—Associate Professor, Vice Chair of Community Engagement at Mount Sinai, and Director of Mental Health Equity Research. His nationally recognized work bridges faith, community, and healing to reduce disparities in mental health care. Thank you for your visionary leadership, Dr. Hankerson!

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