"MOAR is committed to work to create a collective voice for those seeking recovery for all people who have been historically underserved, marginalized, and oppressed. We must be committed to supporting The Black Behavioral Health Network.  BBHN to address the gaps and health disparities that affect individuals, families, veterans, and those most impacted by mass incarceration, with the goal of improving the quality of life for all—body, mind, and spirit. The need for comprehensive and culturally sensitive behavioral health services is more urgent than ever. Many individuals face significant barriers to accessing the care they need, resulting in widespread disparities in mental health outcomes. MOAR knows that BBHN aims to bridge these gaps by offering a range of services that are not only accessible but also tailored to the unique cultural and societal contexts of our community members."