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A Multilevel Mental Health Intervention with Latine Newcomers: The Feasibility and Mixed Methods Results of a Community-Based Participatory Pilot Study
Latine immigrants in the U.S. face discrimination, a lack of access to resources, fear of deportation, family separation, and a lack of understanding of the complex factors that have led them to seek safety and survival in a new country, factors that critically impact their mental health. Academic a
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