El Futuro
Lizbeth Turrubiartes is an experienced Advancement Specialist currently employed at El Futuro since August 2022, where responsibilities include managing a donor database and overseeing post-award grant management. Previously, Turrubiartes worked at Appalachian Regional Healthcare System from May to July 2021, providing Spanish interpretation services and managing medical records. Additionally, Turrubiartes served as an Immigrant Ally Student Team Leader at Appalachian State University, guiding peers and leading training sessions, and as a Student Orientation Undergraduate Leader, assisting new students and their families. A brief volunteer experience with Wine To Water included donor stewardship. Turrubiartes holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Appalachian State University.
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El Futuro
El Futuro is a one-of-a-kind place where Spanish speaking immigrants can access culturally-sensitive mental health services. We are a community-based program, founded as a volunteer effort in 2001 to meet the otherwise unmet need for bilingual mental health services for the growing Latino immigrant community in North Carolina. Since forming as a nonprofit in 2004, and despite drastic reductions in public funding for community-based mental health care, El Futuro has grown to become North Carolina’s trusted resource for trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive mental health services. Our staff and agency have received numerous honors including the 2006 Mental Health Association in North Carolina Heroes in the Fight Award, 2007 North Carolina Latino Diamante Award, and 2007 Citizen Award from the Independent Weekly. El Futuro is also an AHEC Center for Excellence. Our most meaningful achievements, however, are when families grow stronger and get back to their dreams for the future that brought them to our community in the first place. We’re honored to know that our number one source of referrals is from friends and family of clients, reflecting the confianza (trust) we’ve built with Latino families over the years. Today, with clinics in both Durham and Siler City and a growing effort to improve the quality of mental health care for Latino families across the state through La Mesita (El Futuro’s Latino Mental Health Provider Network), our mission is to nurture stronger familias to live out their dreams. We hope you’ll join us in this important work.