Location Edmonton, Alberta Community organizations NA Open-access – No Integration timeline At what point during the integration process the study was conducted? NA Gaps identified Lack of culturally congruent care for immigrant populations seeking mental health care, and lack of culturally competent interpreters were among the main gaps mentioned in this article+[@[Key recommendations]] Key recommendations (1) Funding programs that incorporate mental health promotion in both pre- and post-migration counseling; (2) Being sensitive about the racialized barriers that immigrant populations face in seeking mental health care; (3) affordable access to sports for low-income families; (4) affordable mental health services at schools and community settings; (5) provision of trained interpreters for those immigrants who face language issues who cannot communicate the cultural aspect of the issues impacting their mental health. Key findings This research looks at the potential barriers as well as facilitators for mental care that immigrant/refugee mothers face in seeking for their children in Canada. The results of this study show that the barriers the mother face are financial difficulties, lack of information, racism, language issues, stigma, and feelings of isolation and voicelessness. However, the facilitators that allow these mothers to seek mental heatlth care for their children are personal levels of higher education, schools offering services, and free services. Key populations Immigrant and refugee mothers