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Crisis Resources Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Call or Text 988 Crisis Response Center, Pima County (24/7): 520.622.6000 OR 866.495.6735 Crisis Text Line (24/7): Text HOME to 741741 The Hope Warmline (8AM-10PM, 8AM-6PM on Holidays) 520.770.9909 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800.273.8225 Ayuda En Español: 888.628.9454 SAMHSA National Helpline (24/7): 1.800.662.4375 Teen Line (24/7): 1.602.248.8336 OR 1.800.248.8336 The Trevor Project for LGBTQ+ Youth Crisis: 1.866.488.7386 Tohono O'odham Nation Crisis Line 844.423.8759 The NAMI Helpline (Mon - Fri, 10AM - 6PM ET): 1.800.950.6264 Go Back Contact: Kelley Coronado P: 520.591.1490 E-mail: Kelley@AZYP.org

The LAHMB program aims to reduce Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) by implementing a comprehensive approach across the preconception, prenatal, and postpartum phases. It will engage, educate, and coordinate services for at-risk substance users, pregnant individuals, and parents in Gila County. Linking Actions for Healthy Mothers & Babies (LAHMB) Program The Linking Actions for Healthy Mothers & Babies (LAHMB) program in Gila County, Arizona, is here to support pregnant people just like you! WHAT WE OFFER: Caring Case Management Pregnancy Classes Parenting Classes Breast Feeding Support Referral Services Wellness Packages* Free car seat and training Free diapers Free pack-and-play Other items as available *Wellness packages available upon completion of program Sign Up Here Regístrate Aquí Refer a family here Need help signing up? Contact Charlene Becker: 928-812-0555 | Charlene@azyp.org OUR MAIN GOAL IS TO HELP YOU AND YOUR BABY HAVE A HEALTHY START IN LIFE Linking Actions for Healthy Mothers and Babies is an all-encompassing program designed to help you have a healthy pregnancy. Our program offers education, case management, wellness packages, and a comprehensive list of partners and resources if you need specialized care. Regardless of how far along in your pregnancy you are, this program has what you may need. This program is made possible thanks to funding from the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). AZYP's LAHMB initiative represents a significant leap forward in enhancing healthcare coordination and delivery to pregnant and parenting families in the region. Contact: Charlene Becker 928-812-0555 Charlene@azyp.org

Project VIP focuses on implementing comprehensive prevention and intervention approaches to combat violence against women, especially in isolated and underserved communities. Project VIP (Violence Is Preventable) Project VIP focuses on implementing comprehensive prevention and intervention approaches to combat violence against women, especially in isolated and underserved communities. The program is designed to achieve the following four key goals: Increase Protective Factors for Youth Empower youth in Pinal County by enhancing protective factors that help them avoid unhealthy relationships with the potential for abuse. The program also seeks to increase awareness and knowledge among youth to identify harmful behaviors in themselves or others that may lead to abuse. Bystander/Community Awareness and Support: Raise awareness and knowledge within the community regarding abuse and violence towards women. By increasing awareness, Project VIP aims to provide resources and support for women who are victims of violence. Enhance Self-Sufficiency and Safety for Women Survivors: Employing a survivor-centered approach to increase self-sufficiency, safety, and healing for women survivors of violence, including those affected by human trafficking. The program recognizes the unique challenges faced by survivors in rural communities and tailors its approach accordingly. Promote Accountability and Behavior Change: To break the cycles of violence, Project VIP works towards increasing accountability, coping skills, and behavior change for individuals who have committed abuse or violence against women. By addressing the root causes, the program seeks to contribute to the lasting prevention of violence in the targeted communities. This program is made possible thanks to funding from the Arizona Governor's Office of Youth, Faith and Family Interested in the survivor support program? Interested in our free education for youth? Interested in a community presentation? Fill out the appropriate form below and someone will be in contact with you shortly. Sign Up For The Support Program Here Request Youth Education Or A Community Presentation Here For more information 520-744-9595

Wake Up! Program Registration Sign up your student for the alcohol and drug education program below Register for the Wake Up! Drug Education Program Here We’re currently awaiting confirmation on our funding for the Wake Up program. We’re hopeful to begin scheduling sessions again in December. Thank you for your continued support and understanding! If you have any questions, please contact Kari — we’re happy to help. Student's First Name Student's Last Name Student's Age Student's Phone Number School Student Attends Referral Reason * Marijuana Alcohol Vaping Other Parent/Guardian Name Parent/Guardian Phone Number Parent/Guardian Email Address Referred By * School Probation Parent/Guardian Other (state below) If selected "Other" above, please include the reason here if referred by a school, please type the name of the school Probation Officer Name (if applicable) A detailed parent packet with be sent to you with more details. How would you like to receive the parent packet? * Via E-mail Via Mail Both Consent During the Saturday class there will be several short breaks and lunch. At any moment the participants leaves the premises of the building Arizona Youth Partnership is not responsible. If the participant is late coming back from any breaks they may be subject to a fee or may be asked to leave the program. Parents/guardians would be responsible for picking up participant early. If the participant is picked up by more than 15 minutes after the program has ended they may be subject to a fine. If the participant drives themselves to the Wake Up! Program they cannot drive or take any other participants with them on any breaks or after the program has ended unless parent/guardian approves. I agree to the program terms & conditions Pay for Wake Up! If your student was referred by Amphitheater School District, disregard the payment link after clicking submit, you do not need to pay and AZYP will reach out to the District for program payment. If you are referred by any ot her source, you can pay online or bring cash or cashier's check/money order to the first session. No personal checks will be accepted. To pay o nline, you will be redirected to our online payment platform after clicking submit. Pl ease Note: The standard fee for our program is $55 with 10 hours of community service. If you have any questions contact Kari Stewart at 928-432-5718. A detailed packet with be sent to you via email with more details. Please, check your email, including your spam/junk folder after submitting your form. If you are having sign up issues, contact: Kari Stewart 928-432-5718 KariS@AZYP.org

Careers with Meaning Please scroll down to see our current opportunities Who we are looking for: Arizona Youth Partnership works primarily with youth in rural areas throughout Arizona. Our ideal team member is someone who enjoys working with youth and wants to see them thrive, while improving their community. One of our facilitators put it this way; “Through this line of work, I never would’ve thought that I would have gained such a huge passion for working with youth. I truly believe that the work we do is extremely impactful rather we see results immediately or see them later on down the road. Facilitators; remember that even though we all have our off days it is still our responsibility to give our youth our 100%, sometimes all they need is someone to listen to them and support them. Remember to be the person you needed when you were younger. ” Fernando Careaga If this sounds like you, please see our current opportunities below, we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of a career with AZYP: Medical Benefits (Two Options after 90 days employment) Carrier – United Healthcare Low deductible PPO High deductible Supplemented with Health Savings Account AZYP matches employee HSA contribution up to $100.00 per month Dental Coverage Premium – Employee paid Carriers – Employers Dental Services or Principal Dental Life Insurance Carrier – Principal Life Insurance Company Benefit – $50,000 Group Term, employee premium paid by agency Option to purchase supplemental voluntary term benefit Option for employee to pay dependent premium Portable Benefits Employee paid AFLAC Retirement Benefit (Available after 90 days of employment) 401k- employer match up to 3% of salary Paid Time Off 6.77 hours per pay period, begins accruing immediately upon hire 9 paid holidays 2 floating holidays (employee's choice) Summer & Winter breaks Professional Development $200 educational stipend per year for full-time employees $100 educational stipend per year for part-time employees (1041+ hours worked per year)

Healthy Relationship Education Our Healthy Relationship Services AZYP implements a variety of curriculums to educate youth and equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to create long lasting, successful, and healthy relationships. Our healthy relationship c urriculums include Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance Adaptation (SRA) Evidence -Based Program (EBP) addresses these issues by building skills and knowledge for healthy relationships of all kinds (romantic, friendly, family, school, and work). Love Notes This program helps schools increase protective factors, promote school connectedness, and increases developmental assets. Positive Potential For more information 520-744-9595

Shelter & Direct Support Services Housing & Getting Youth on a Better Path A Hand UP Drop-In Center Provides a safe and supportive space where youth can access basic needs and essential resources. Participants receive guidance, connections to services, and support in building stability and independence. Learn More Harbor House Offers a stable, supportive living environment for youth in need of short-term housing and care. Residents receive guidance, life skills support, and access to resources that promote long-term stability. Learn More Horizons of Hope TLP Provides transitional living support to help youth build independence and prepare for adulthood. Participants develop life skills, access resources, and receive guidance in achieving personal and professional goals. Learn More Providence Place Offers supportive housing and services for youth working toward stability and self-sufficiency. Residents receive case management, life skills training, and access to resources that support long-term success. Learn More

The Youth Services Division focuses on providing information, resources and programming to youth and community members. Harbor House Harbor House is a Basic Center Program that addresses the needs of the runaway and homeless youth and their families in Mohave county and its surrounding communities. The program is built on the principles of positive youth development, emphasizing the strength of each individual and family unit served. Learn More Providence Place Providence Place is a Basic Center Program that addresses the needs of the runaway and homeless youth girls and their families in Mohave county and its surrounding communities. The program is built on the principles of positive youth development, emphasizing the strength of each individual and family unit served. Learn More Solutions of Success Solutions for Success uses the Mind Matters curriculum. Mind Matters focuses on: Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience supports the healing process in young people who have experienced trauma. This research-based curriculum offers strategies to help teens and young adults (ages 12-25) understand the effects of adversity and toxic stress... Learn More A Hand UP Drop In Center A Hand UP Drop In Center for youth up to the age of 24 is located in Kingman Arizona. The main focus of the center is to provide resources and a safe space for youth to find resources and escape the elements. Learn More Horizons of Hope TLP Horizon of Hope Transitional Living Program addresses the needs of runaway and homeless youth in the underserved rural Mohave County. Learn More Youth Advisory Board Turn your lived experience into leadership. AZYP’s Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is calling homeless and at-risk youth to step up, share their voice, and make change happen — and get paid for it. Learn More Stronger Families Project The Stronger Families Project goal is to build a positive relationship between family members, especially between parents and their youth. This is done by... Learn More Kelly Tanner 928.718.0442 Kelly@AZYP.org

Mental Health Intercept Map Early Intervention Early Intervention is the point when they start to go to specialized appointments. These appointments can be from a primary care physician, therapist, psychiatrist, etc. Available Resources is in between intercept 0 and 1 because it is influenced by both. Unfortunately, there are major holes in this intercept: There is a lack of mental health professionals. which can contribute to an increase in average wait times. Statistics show that Arizona has a severe lack in professionals in rural areas—Arizona is mainly rural There is a lack of knowledge as to what insurance covers in terms of behavioral health. They either not explicitly state what they cover, or it is difficult to find. To lessen these holes: Promote behavioral health insurance coverage the same as physical health Telehealth services—phone, online meeting, potential VR? Enable self-help seeking for those with potential mild symptoms to prevent worsening. Go Back Contact: Kelley Coronado 520.591.1490 Kelley@AZYP.org

Mental Health Intercept Map This page is designed to explain AZYP’s Help & Hope for YOUth’s Mental Health Intercept Model and ways it can be implemented into communities that need it. Background information Mental Health Intercept Map The Digital Toolkit (coming soon) Arizona's Rankings According to The State of Mental Health in America 2022, we are currently one of the worst ranked states in America for mental health. Our Youth is ranked 50 of 51* and our adults are ranked 42 of 51. In the past eight years, the highest Arizona ranked overall was 28th. *District of Columbia Included Sequential Intercept Map The Mental Health Intercept Model (MHIM) is adapted from the Sequential Intercept Model to focus on mental health and Implements the Mental Health Continuum. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) created this model to help communities find gaps and resources for those with substance use and mental disorders, and how they encounter the criminal justice system. For more information on their model, Click Here Anchor 3 The Mental Health Continuum Image of Mental Health Continuum from Delphis.org.uk The mental health continuum is a spectrum which everyone falls upon. It is something that is used to describe one’s current wellbeing and can change no a day to day or an hourly basis. If you feel like you have been in “surviving” or lower, it is encouraged to potentially seek to move through the MHIM. The continuum is categorized into five key categories. This continuum is from Delphis. For a more detailed description, Click Here It is important to understand that the descriptions are what people may feel. This is not an exhaustive list. The Model As previously mentioned, this model is meant to be adapted into our communities. With the background information out of the way, the model can be more effectively explained. Mental Health Intercept Map Based on where someone is at in the mental health continuum (and have been feeling less than thriving for the past few weeks), they may need to move forward into the model. The MHIM is made up of four intercepts: Prevention, Early Intervention, Treatment, and Recovery. At each intercept, we identified potential gaps and proposed solutions to prevent from moving forward into the model. Click on each button below to go through the four intercepts. Prevention Early Intervention Treatment & Recovery Please feel free to adapt this model to best fit your community. It is meant to be used to benefit mental health across Arizona. Go Back Anchor 1 Anchor 2 Contact: Kelley Coronado P: 520.591.1490 E-mail: Kelley@AZYP.org

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