Supporting Mental Health and Neurodivergent Communities

Sanapia Giving as about transforming lives.

Ongoing initiatives and targeted strategies help us to impact mental health and neurodivergent individuals and their families find purpose and meaning in their lives.

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Sanapia Giving believes that mental health and neurodivergent people are our people. We are them.

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Why mental health & neurodivergence?

Sanapia Giving understands that the need for mental health and neurodivergent support is greater than any one charitable organization can solve. We believe that every giving impact counts.

“Neurodiversity may be the birthplace of some of humanity’s greatest minds.” –Harvey Blume, journalist.

"We know that mental illness is not something that happens to other people. It touches us all." Tipper Gore

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Empowering families through mental health and neurodivergent initiatives.

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