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Related Links
  • Austin Mayor's Mental Health Task Force
  • February 2012 Central Texas African American Family Support Annual Conference
  • The National Leadership Council

Austin Area African American Behavioral Health Network

The Hogg Foundation supports professional development, consumer and family involvement, diversity and growth of the behavioral health workforce in Texas. To further these goals, the foundation sponsors a professional network for African American mental health professionals in the Austin area.

 

The Austin Area African American Behavioral Health Network meets regularly to network, discuss current topics, and hear presentations by mental health experts.

 

Meetings generally are from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Hogg Foundation, 4th Floor, 3001 Lake Austin Boulevard in Austin. A complimentary lunch is provided by the Hogg Foundation for attendees who register in advance.

 

For more information or to receive emails about future network events, contact Program Officer Vicky Coffee-Fletcher, (512) 475-7057.

 

3001 Lake Austin Boulevard, Austin, Texas 78703-4200   |   (512) 471-5041

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