This funded project, Juntos en la Comunidad: Community-Driven Rural and Underserved Minority U.S.–Mexico Border Communities’ Interprofessional Behavioral Health Workforce Training (July 2025–June 2029), aims to improve access to behavioral health services in rural and underserved border communities. It enhances behavioral health capacity across 10 Texas counties within Public Health Regions 8, 9, and 10 by increasing the number of trained professionals and ensuring a culturally competent, community-responsive workforce. The focused training supports services for children, adolescents, young adults, and families, aligning workforce development with the cultural, linguistic, and regional needs of U.S.–Mexico border communities.