BIF HELPLINE:
1(877)977-7894
PEACE-OF-MIND WORKSHOPS
ELDERLY OUTREACH
RESTORING FAMILIES
FURTHERING OUR CAUSE
Our BIF Helpline offers mental health support to underserved Canadian communities, including students, employees, and seniors dealing with racial discrimination, bullying, abuse (emotional, spiritual, physical, or sexual), anxiety, stress, depression, loneliness, grief, loss, workplace pressure, family conflicts, and burnout.
Our team of first responders will connect you with a licensed professional who understands and empathizes with your personal experience.
The Black Identity Foundation is working to enhance mental health access in underserved Canadian communities through community events and online or in-person workshops, with the support of licensed professionals, motivational speakers, coaches, and community leaders sharing their expertise.
Our mental health workshops are tailored to community members, educational institutions, employers, and government organizations to help spread mental health awareness, share best practices, and promote inclusivity in the communities they serve.
Harmful stereotypes can lead to Elderly discrimination or ageism. According to the Revera Report on Ageism in 2012, 41% of Seniors felt ignored or treated as invisible. We aim to build stronger relationships with local Seniors and spread awareness about adverse issues like elder abuse that directly impact the Canadian Elderly community.
Your compassionate donation goes towards essential services like mental health resources, free grocery delivery, and the purchase of medical devices that assist the Elderly in reducing the burdens caused by a variety of elder age-related barriers.
The 2021 Canadian Census reported more than 450 ethnic or cultural origins in Canada. The Black population in Canada belongs to over 200 different cultures that speak more than 450 mother tongues.
Your donation will help reconnect broken or displaced families and provide aid to victims impacted by hate crimes, violent crime, systemic racism, natural disasters, human trafficking, gender inequity, abuse (emotional, spiritual, physical, or sexual), sexual repression (LGBTQIA+), mass incarceration, wrongful convictions, homelessness, poverty, gentrification, and social degradation who require better access to mental health resources within their local ethnic communities.
The Black Identity Foundation is a public foundation committed to transparency, accountability, and social impact. We lead creative charitable campaign initiatives and donate 60% of our assets to empower other registered charities, qualified donors, and nonprofit stakeholders who wish to further our charitable causes.
Your generous donation brings us closer to achieving our goals of providing sustainable mental health resources to underserved communities, including our vulnerable Youth and Elderly population.
