RAMS has released a statement regarding recent changes to San Francisco’s Street Crisis Response Team (SCRT). Read full statement on RAMS’ blog: ramsinc.org/SCRT
🎉 Congratulations to the RAMS Hire-Ability team on earning CARF International reaccreditation! This recognition reflects our commitment to participant-centered vocational services and continuous quality improvement.
🔗ramsinc.org/programs/hire-ab…
Asian Pacific Fund recently released the State of AANHPIs in the Bay Area report on AANHPI community needs and how to strengthen accessible systems of care. RAMS was proud to contribute frontline perspectives to help inform this important resource: asianpacificfund.org/what-we…
June is #MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth. 💚Mental health challenges are more common than many realize. They ripple through relationships, households, and communities. Seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness. Visit NAMI.org/mensmentalhealth for more info & resources.
Join @RepRoKhanna's 2026 AANHPI Town Hall on May 31. RAMS will be one of the featured panelists alongside Supervisor Betty Duong, Assemblymember Alex Lee, & Bay Area partners to discuss community needs, gaps in support, & how to strengthen care.
Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
May is AAPI Heritage & Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to honor the contributions & to advance mental health awareness of AAPI communities. At RAMS, we proudly provide services in 130+ sites in 30+ languages across Bay Area, working to reduce stigma & expand access to care.

ALT Photo collage of past RAMS community events. Top left shows performers dancing in coordinated outfits with feathered headpieces at the RAMS Roc Da Mic Community Event 2026. Top right shows a woman placing a lei on a participant during the RAMS AAPI Mental Health Day Community Celebration 2025. Bottom left shows a person handing out a gift bag near a colorful prize wheel at a community booth during RAMS Pacific Islander Wellness Day 2024. Bottom right shows a group wearing yellow outfits and red scarves posing together at the San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade 2026. Overlaid text reads “AAPI Heritage and Mental Health Awareness Month” and “May 1 to 31, 2026.”













