I will tell you, I did that study and analyzed the Canadian health measures survey to look at the mental health of immigrants in Canada. No matter how much we analyzed the data of 12,000 people on the Canadian health measures survey, the two strongest contributors to mental health were community belonging and income. When people feel they belong to a community, they are more likely to rate their mental health as being better.
I also, in the past, interviewed 300 families. When people feel like they belong.... The problem is oftentimes, we expect community agencies to support our racialized communities, but we do not give them the tools and the resources to be able to support or improve mental health.
I would support any activities that provide tools to community organizations to build the capacity of religious leaders and community organizations to address and improve mental health.