Organ transplantation is a life-saving intervention, but the journey from diagnosis to post-transplant recovery presents significant emotional and psychological challenges. Within Hispanic communities, this experience is further shaped by unique cultural, social, and systemic factors that influence how mental health is perceived, addressed, and treated throughout the transplant process. This webinar will examine the intersection of mental health and organ transplantation in Hispanic populations, highlighting key areas such as pre- and post-transplant psychological stressors, cultural beliefs and stigma surrounding mental health, barriers to accessing culturally sensitive care within transplant settings, the influence of Hispanic cultural values on mental health and transplant outcomes, and the mental health implications of persistent disparities in access to healthcare.