Estefanía Mendivil

Estefanía Mendivil is a dedicated public health professional with a strong foundation in program coordination, resource curation and community health initiatives. She holds a background in strategy and public health, which has allowed her to effectively manage programs aimed at improving health care accessibility and education in diverse communities. Mendivil has experience working in both direct and administrative roles, having served as a program coordinator for several projects focused on substance use disorders, health insurance enrollment and rural health care training in Arizona.

Mendivil plays an instrumental role in creating impactful health programs using her expertise in managing client relations, developing training materials, and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards. Her work with decolonizing therapy and various public health programs highlights her commitment to equity, community impact and supporting underserved populations. Mendivil is also involved in mentorship, community facilitation and initiatives that address the intersections of mental health, structural oppression and ancestral wisdom. 

She has passion for fostering equity, empowerment and healing within communities that have been historically marginalized, with a particular focus on women's health and perinatal care. She is dedicated to building sustainable, compassionate health programs that prioritize justice, equity and cultural respect. Her goal is to contribute to a future where health care, mental health resources and community support are universally accessible, culturally resonant and empowering.