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Serving Latino Families Caring for a Person with Serious Mental Illnessural exchange framework for increasing the cultural fit between family and provider cultures. Finally, the practice implications of an approach that prospectively takes into account the cultural strengths and resources that families bring into treatment are addressed.

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Life During and After Breast Cancer: Providing Community-based Comprehensive Services to Latinas model of comprehensive mental health services within the nonprofit sector. The final section provides further infrastructure recommendations for narrowing this critical mental health services disparity.

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Building Response Capacity: The Need for Universally Available Language Servicesrkforce, we use the idea of “building response capacity” as the central theme for this chapter. We argue that such a capacity must be multifaceted and grounded on demographic trends, sound social policy, and the institutional, cultural, and social context of health care delivery.