(Special Advertising Feature) — WestCare Pacific Islands, a regional nonprofit dedicated to healing, hope, and empowerment across Micronesia, proudly announces its official launch in the CNMI. Following a soft launch and open house in May, WPI now operates from its new offices in Saipan, expanding its mission of service to include behavioral health programs tailored to the needs of the CNMI community. Current services include a growing partnership with the CNMI Mental Health Court through its program, Uplift Counseling Services, with additional programming to follow in collaboration with a broad network of community partners.
WPI brings to the CNMI a proven track record of success across Guam and Palau, where its programs have empowered youth, provided substance use treatment, supported veterans, offered mental health counseling, and delivered services for those experiencing homelessness. With its hub in Guam, WPI’s expansion builds upon a strong infrastructure and a commitment to keeping island culture at the heart of its services. Now in the CNMI, WPI builds on this foundation with a deep commitment to culture, collaboration, and compassion. By weaving together local partnerships and regional experience, WPI hopes to bring healing and hope to more families and individuals across the Marianas.
WestCare Pacific Islands’ NMI team with judiciary officials for the Judiciary Treatment Court proclamation signing event.
WestCare Pacific Islands’ NMI team joins the Mental Health Committee at the Mental Health Awareness & National Adolescent Health Month proclamation signing event.
