The Allice Collective for Mental Health & Community Engagement

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The Allice Collective for Mental Health & Community Engagement Building connection. Strengthening wellness. Helping Black communities thrive. 🙌🏽

The ALLICE Collective is proud to support Missing Pieces Support Group on October 17th at Mason Park for their Life Afte...
10/06/2026

The ALLICE Collective is proud to support Missing Pieces Support Group on October 17th at Mason Park for their Life After Loss 5K & Fun Run in honor of Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month.

This event is more than just a race, it’s a chance to raise awareness, foster connection, and honor the lives of babies gone too soon. Whether you run, walk, or participate virtually, your involvement supports families navigating the grief of pregnancy loss and helps sustain the vital programs of Missing Pieces Support Group (MPSG).

Sign up: https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Houston/MPSGLifeAfterLoss

Use our discount codeto get $5 off your registration.

Code: HOH2026

Help Missing Pieces Support Group:

🔹 Raise Awareness – Break the silence and stigma surrounding pregnancy loss.

🔹 Foster Connection – Build a supportive community of understanding and healing.

🔹 Make an Impact – Proceeds directly support care packages, resources, and grief support services for affected families.


Don’t forget to stop by our vendor table and is hi! :-)

09/23/2026

The ALLICE Collective is proud to support the Call Me Mother Experience.

What is Call Me Mother Experience (CMME)?

Curated by Deborah D.e.e.p. Mouton, CMME is a multi-site exhibit and awareness campaign that’s dedicated to using art as a community tool of reflection, reframing, and refocusing the stories of the Black Maternal Health crisis.

The exhibit opens, Sunday, October 4th at the Houston Health Museum, and you don’t want to miss out!

Get your tickets today and join us as we celebrate the opening of this beautifully curated, one of a kind exhibit!

Ticket link: https://tinyurl.com/CMME2026

09/18/2026

The The ALLICE Collective is bringing back Dear Mama for its third year THIS Saturday!!

It’s a whole day centered around Black maternal mental health—with food, giveaways, a live DJ, live discussions and panels, plus spaces specifically for the whole family.

Space for mom ☑️
Space for the kids ☑️
Space for the dads ☑️
Cool art activities ☑️
Snacks and refreshments ☑️
Free giveaways ☑️
30+ vendors ☑️

So come join us
THIS SATURDAY
September 19, 2026
10am - 3pm
4410 Reed Rd.
Houston, Tx 77051

08/28/2026

Incredibly grateful to Stir Integrative Counseling & Consulting for coordinating with The Fullbrook Center to bring a much needed breathwork session to our student interns and clinicians.

Thank you to The Fullbrook Center for donating your time, resources and holding space for our team. This was a great ending for our students who recently graduated and are now moving on to the next phase of their clinical journey. 🫶🏽

The ALLICE Collective visited the Houston Health Department Kashmere Multi-Service Center to talk with individuals enrol...
07/15/2026

The ALLICE Collective visited the Houston Health Department Kashmere Multi-Service Center to talk with individuals enrolled in the Community Reentry Network Program. When attendees expressed concerns for privacy and disclosure of session details, our executive director explained that counseling is not surveillance. At The ALLICE Collective, we believe in maintaining transparency and educating our clients on their right to confidentiality and when disclosure is required. We understand that trust is non negotiable. We are committed to taking the stigma out of therapy, providing transparent, client led support, and keeping private what individuals share in their sessions.

05/05/2026

On April 23rd, we came together in community.

We honored six phenomenal leaders who are using their talents and skills to uplift, educate, and support our communities. Leaders who understand that the road to healing is not one route, and there are many paths available to support our diverse needs. Leaders who believe that when we come together in the spirit of community, with different skillsets, mutual respect, and shared goals, our communities have access to resources that meet their specific needs.

We highlighted the importance of accessibility and representation in mental health. The importance of connectedness and safe community spaces. And the understanding that everything in life impacts mental well-being—our physical health, our families, our social connections, our work, our schools, and the systems we navigate.

We also enjoyed just being. We looked good, we felt good, and it didn’t feel performative. It felt like being in a room where everyone was genuinely rooting for and celebrating each other.

We will share more, but photos and videos can’t fully capture the feeling of being in a space full of people who are truly invested in the success of our communities.

To our amazing honorees, Dr. Joy Malbrough, Megan Wilburn, Felicia Young, Carleigh Joseph, LMSW, Deborah Mouton, and Kyle Maronie—there are no words that feel adequate to describe the impact you are making, so we will simply say THANK YOU.

To —thank you for bringing your energy and presence to make the evening both enjoyable and meaningful.

The ALLICE Collective does not take any support for granted, and we are grateful to everyone who donated, attended, and made this a truly special evening.���

04/18/2026

April 23, 2026 is almost here! Not only is this going to be an interactive evening, but we have a few raffle prizes that you will definitely be able to put to good use, either solo or with a group!

- Painting With a Twist Experience
- Messina Hof W**ery Group W**e Tasting
- 1 and 2-night stays in Atlanta, GA
- Total Wellness Experience
- Traveler’s Table Experience

So meet us at The Community Collective in your black-tie best on Thursday, April 23, 2026. You’ll enjoy delicious complimentary cocktails provided by , dinner powered by Lucille’s, and get to hear from inspiring honorees who are doing great work across multiple sectors.
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Hosted by , this evening will be an interactive and community-centered experience, complete with a guest powered art installation, spoken word from , great music brought to you by , and more! We promise you will leave feeling energized and uplifted.

All proceeds go toward helping us sustain our mental health services for individuals and families. This includes low-cost and pro bono counseling services for adults and youth, free monthly community support groups, our Wisdom & Worth Youth Wellness Initiative, and culturally grounded training and supervision for emerging Black mental health professionals, ensuring quality representation remains available in our communities.
��Learn more and get your tickets at https://givebutter.com/c/ase2026.

Thank you to for your support in making this evening possible.
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04/18/2026

April 23, 2026 is almost here, and we can’t wait to experience the original piece is preparing for The HeART of Community gala!

Miracle The Poet is a talented spoken word artist and the author of Dope Women Heal, known for her emotive and heartfelt poetry that touches on topics like self-empowerment, mental health, healing, and personal growth. Her performances are characterized by raw emotion and powerful storytelling, allowing her to deeply resonate with audiences and poetry lovers alike. Miracle The Poet has earned acclaim for her ability to inspire, uplift, and connect with listeners through her artistry and poetic expression.

We were able to witness Miracle The Poet’s passion and artistry first hand during her storytelling workshop with youth from our Wisdom & Worth Youth Wellness program.

So, we know she is going to come with a piece that will leave everyone at The HeART of Community Gala feeling uplifted and inspired!

This is an evening you do not want to miss.

Thursday, April 23, 2026
The Community Collective
Cocktail Hour | 6pm ( sponsored by )
Program begins at 7pm

Hosted by
Music provided by

Learn more and secure your seats at www.theallice.org.



Thank you to for making this evening possible.

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7457 Harwin Drive
Houston, TX
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