Abolition Centered Care Provider Database
This is a collective resource of abolition-centered, non-carceral care providers (therapists, social workers, peer supporters, healers) that are dedicated to provding care outside of oppressive systems (i.e. law enforcement, forced hospitalization, the psychiatric industrial complex). Please share with anyone who might benefit from these resources.
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