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Empowering Frontline Heros & Sheroes
The Confess Project of America is a national organization that fosters mental health advocacy in marginal and underrepresented communities. We are empowering frontline workers, barbers and grooming professionals to be stewards of mental health. Our groundbreaking mental health curriculum evaluated by Harvard University has impacted millions across the United States.
Movement Solving Mental Health Disparities in Communities of Color
Through our 4,000 barber and beauty industry professionals trained across the country, we are reaching over 4 MILLION people per year. We are currently in 61 cities and 32 states!
Our Impact
With 1 in 5 people in the U.S affected by mental illness, there’s never been a more urgent moment for mental health advocacy. TCPA’s programming specifically focuses on communities of color who have far too long borne the brunt and weight of trauma, alone.
Our team brings over 40 years collective experience in fields ranging from social work to behavioral health to therapy to develop programs for those who have the greatest stake in the issue. Hoping to reach as many advocates as possible, we see our programs as part of a wider movement to solve mental health disparities in communities of color—now, and for generations to come.
WE TRAIN BARBERS TO BE MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATES
This is how we do it
We are the largest organization committed to building a culture of
mental health for African American Families.
We Save Lives
"We are a leading voice in mental health advocacy, empowering underserved and marginalized communities, including Black men and their families, through education, awareness, and support."
Barber Testimonials
Allow me to introduce J. "Divine" Alexander, he has been a licensed professional barber for 25 years as well as a shop owner for 20 years. He is a very active concern citizen of his community in Louisville, KY, where he is involved with grooming the homeless, in addition to advocating for those suffering from mental health issues.
J. "Divine" Alexander Ambassador from Louisville, KY
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