ASP Cares

We believe that mental health extends beyond the walls of our clinic. Through ASP Cares, we are dedicated to making a meaningful impact in our communities by promoting mental health awareness, supporting underserved populations, and engaging in initiatives that foster well-being for all.

Connecting with our Community

We believe that fostering strong, healthy communities starts with engagement and action. ASP Cares is our way of giving back—whether through hands-on support, educational outreach, or partnerships with local organizations. By working together, we aim to break barriers to mental health care and ensure that individuals in our communities receive the resources and assistance they need

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Community Support

At ASP, we recognize the power of compassion and direct action. Our patient care team recently participated in a local outreach project to provide essential goods and food to those in need. We also extended support to local fishermen in the Philippines by donating much-needed supplies, ensuring they had the resources to continue their livelihood.

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Disaster Relief

When Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, our team stepped up. Employees contributed both monetary and material donations to aid affected communities. One of our dedicated providers, Charlotte Sime, went above and beyond by personally delivering donated goods over several weekends, working in partnership with the Red Cross and the Harnett County Sheriff’s Department.

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Mental Health Awareness

Breaking the stigma surrounding mental health is at the heart of what we do. ASP actively participates in corporate and community wellness events, educating the public about the importance of mental health care. By fostering open conversations, we empower individuals to seek support and prioritize their well-being.

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Helping Kids Thrive

We believe in creating brighter futures for children. As a proud partner of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle, we take part in their annual Back to School Picnic, helping kids kick off the school year with fun activities, games, and valuable resources for families. Our Medical Director, Dr. Mina Boazak, has also shared his expertise on their ADHD in children panel discussion, equipping parents and mentors with the knowledge to support young minds.

Upcoming Events

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First Responder’s Family Day

Animo Sano Psychiatry is excited to participate in the inaugural First Responder’s Family Day on September 27th, 2025. This event will be hosted by The First Responders Resilience Alliance in support of our local North and South Carolina first responders. First Responder’s Family Day has an exciting lineup of local businesses, local artists, musicians, and food trucks, as well as activities for First Responders and their families to engage in such as Warrior Boot Camp, Warrior Yoga, and a Cornhole Tournament. We look forward to being a part of this exciting event!

Past Events

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August 23,2025

Black Men’s Wellness Day Charlotte

Animo Sano Psychiatry was grateful for the opportunity to participate in this powerful community program focused on encouraging Black men to live longer, healthier lives through awareness, education, and preventive health resources.

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May 17, 2025

NAMIWalks NC

Animo Sano Psychiatry was a proud sponsor of NAMIWalks NC 2025 and several of our employees formed a walk team. NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

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May 10, 2025

Mental Health Matters Fair

This annual event in Raleigh brings together community members and mental health service providers to reduce stigma and raise awareness for mental well-being.

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January 25, 2025

ADHD Presentation to Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle

Dr. Mina Boazak led an insightful presentation aimed at helping parents and mentors understand the impact of ADHD on children both at home and in school. The workshop provided practical tools and strategies to support children with ADHD and foster a sense of community among attendees.

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Get Involved

ASP Cares is always looking for ways to expand our reach and collaborate with like-minded individuals and organizations. If you’re interested in partnering with Animo Sano Psychiatry on community or mental health initiatives, we’d love to hear from you.

Through ASP Cares, we strive to bridge gaps in mental health care and create lasting positive change. Together, we can build a stronger, healthier community.