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ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL PROGRAMA: Actualmente estamos a la espera de la confirmación de fondos para el programa Wake Up. Tenemos la esperanza de volver a programar sesiones en diciembre. ¡Gracias por su continuo apoyo y comprensión! Si tiene alguna pregunta, comuníquese con Kelley, con gusto le ayudaremos. Wake Up! El programa Wake Up! es fundado en parte por los donativos de Arizona Governer’s Office of Highway Safety y por Union Pacific Community Ties. Este programa de educación sobre el alcohol y las drogas está diseñado para los jóvenes de 12 a 22 años. El programa afronta el comportamiento y las posturas hacia las drogas y el alcohol al exponer a los jóvenes a las consecuencias de la vida real de tomar decisiones adversas. Los participantes tendrán la oportunidad de reflexionar sobre sus creencias sobre el alcohol y la droga, y los efectos que tienen en la vida de ellos mismos, su familia, sus amigos y su comunidad. Longitud del Programa y Qué Esperar Por favor, lea detenidamente. Bien venido a la Sesión Uno - Orie ntación! (Primer sábado del mes, de 1:00 a 2:30 pm) En nuestra primera sesión, por favor, traiga sus pagos y todos los documentos firmados. Programaremos visitas al hospital, discutiremos las horas de servicio comunitario y repasaremos las pautas para el ensayo. Participe en actividades y discusiones, y vea diapositivas que destacan las muertes relacionadas con el abuso de sustancias. Recuerde, las tarifas del programa deben pagarse antes de la Sesión Uno. Sesión Dos - Visita al Hospital (Programada los jueves y viernes por la tarde durante el mes del programa) La Sesión Dos ofrece un recorrido personalizado con un empleado de AZYP por el Departamento de Emergencias, la Bahía de Trauma y la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos de Banner. Pueden tener la oportunidad de hablar con paramédicos, enfermeras y médicos sobre pacientes afectados directa o indirectamente por el uso de sustancias. Sesión Tres - Educación *Se requiere asistencia a la Sesión Uno y Sesión Dos para la sesión final (Primer sábado del mes, de 8:00 am a 12:00 pm) Únase a nosotros en la Sesión Tres para actividades y discusiones sobre las consecuencias del juicio deteriorado bajo la influencia de drogas o alcohol. Exploraremos los impactos en la vida real de la toma de decisiones afectada, discutiremos los efectos fisiológicos y físicos del alcohol y las drogas, identificaremos los procesos de toma de decisiones bajo la influencia y aprenderemos habilidades de rechazo. Un orador invitado compartirá su historia personal, y podrás hacerles preguntas. No olvides entregar tu ensayo de 500 palabras y las horas de servicio comunitario registradas durante esta sesión. Tarifas del programa: $55 $85 $105 10 horas 5 horas 0 horas # de horas comunitarias Tarifa Wake Up! se recomienda para jóvenes que han cometido su primer delito de abuso de sustancias 94% de los participantes anteriores no han sido arrestados por un delito similar después de completar Wake Up! 81% de los jóvenes en Wake Up! han dicho que dirían no si les ofrecen alcohol 70% de los jóvenes en Wake Up! han reportado que dirían no si alguien les ofrece marijuana o hachís 96% de los jóvenes dijeron que recomendarían Wake Up! a sus compañeros ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL PROGRAMA: Actualmente estamos a la espera de la confirmación de fondos para el programa Wake Up. Tenemos la esperanza de volver a programar sesiones en diciembre. ¡Gracias por su continuo apoyo y comprensión! Si tiene alguna pregunta, comuníquese con Kelley, con gusto le ayudaremos. Para Español, Contacte: Kelley Coronado 520.591.1490 Kelley@AZYP.org

Youth Resources Online Sources Center for Young Women Ask a question anonymously, get answers, and find information from professionals DBSA Listen to a podcast series focused on the unique challenges facing young adults living with a mood disorder; online support groups also available Girlshealth.gov "Your feelings" offers information on recognizing a mental health problem. getting help, and talking to parents Health Talk See videos of people with lived experience if mental health conditions JED Find emotional health resources and tools to help the transition to college Letters to Strangers Write anonymous, heartfelt letters that aim to share and offer support for those who are fighting through difficult times Mindfulness for Teens Learn about how mindfulness can help reduce stress; includes apps to practice meditation and guided meditation recordings OK2TALK Share your story of recovery, tragedy, struggle, or hope through creative expression in a safe, moderated online community Reach Out Learn about how to help others, find tools and apps, and join the discussion with other teens Seize the Awkward Learn how to talk to a friend about their mental health 7CUPS An emotional health service and therapy provider. Chat confidentially with peers who understand what you are going through Teens Health Answers from doctors and recommendations for dealing with feelings, emotions, and relationships Teen Lifeline No matter the reasons, when you feel like giving up, DON'T. You are not alone. We are here to listen and help. Please call 602.248.8336 OR 800-248.8336 *Additional Crisis Lines can be found Here We Matter Feeling down? Hurt? We Matter is a place indigenous youth can turn to for an uplift, for positive support, or for a reminder that you matter Young Men's Health Ask a question anonymously and find answers and guides specifically for young men Go Back Contact: Kelley Coronado 520.591.1490 Kelley@AZYP.org

Solutions of Success is a program designed for youth ages 12 and up that focuses on mental wellness, self-awareness, and building healthy habits. Solutions of Success Strong Minds. Healthy Choices. Real-Life Skills. Life can feel overwhelming sometimes. Stress, relationships, decisions… it’s a lot. Solutions of Success is here to help you figure it out. What Is Solutions of Success? Solutions of Success is a program designed for youth ages 12 and up that focuses on mental wellness, self-awareness, and building healthy habits. Through interactive lessons and real-life scenarios, you’ll learn how to handle challenges, make positive choices, and take care of your mental health. Why It Matters The Mind Matters curriculum helps youth (ages 12+): Feel less overwhelmed Build stronger coping skills Become more resilient over time Make healthier choices It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being prepared. How to Participate: Want to bring Solutions of Success to your school or community? Start the conversation. Youth, parents, and caregivers are encouraged to talk with their school, counselor, or local community organization about offering this program. Solutions of Success is free and led by trained instructors, making it easy to bring meaningful mental health support directly to youth where they are. Once your school or organization is interested, they can reach out to us to get started. Contact: Mirna Frias 520-719-2006 Mirna@AZYP.org

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Donate to AZYP Your Gift Creates Real Change When you donate to Arizona Youth Partnership, you’re investing in healthier futures for young people and families across Arizona. Your support fuels evidence‑based programs that build resilience, prevent risky behaviors, strengthen families, and expand access to safe, supportive resources in local communities. Where Your Donation Goes Every contribution supports youth wellness education, family support services, community coalitions, and safe spaces for teens in crisis. Your generosity helps ensure that young people have the tools, guidance, and stability they need to thrive. Why It Matters Together, we can create stronger families, safer communities, and brighter futures for Arizona youth. Your donation makes that possible. Discover Other Ways to Give Learn More

Positive Potential In partnership with local schools and communities, Arizona Youth Partnership is proud to facilitate Positive Potential programming. This holistic, preventative and positive curriculum focuses on the youth’s development of assets and competencies. This program helps schools increase protective factors, promote school connectedness, and increases developmental assets. Available to students in 6-8th grade and can be delivered 100% virtually or in person. Evidence Based Results Age-appropriate lessons on bullying, self-confidence, and avoidance of risky behaviors Increases positive attitudes about increased knowledge Increased skills to help them avoid sexual activity in high school More teens made a commitment to delay engaging in sexual activities to reduce their risk of an STD More teens learned about the hazards of sex and agreed the best way to avoid and STD or unwanted pregnancy is not to have sex More teens said they were less likely to have sex in the next year, if they were to have sex, 69% were more likely to use birth control and 68% were more likely to use a condom Learn from the Curriculum Developer EXCITING VIRTUAL OPPORTUNITY! Register your youth here! For more information 520-744-9595

A research-based curriculum to raise awareness of the Rx problem, the risks of misuse, resistance strategies, and methods for proper storage and disposal. 360 Substance Misuse Training RX360 Rx360 is a research-based curriculum to raise awareness of the Rx problem, the risks of misuse, resistance strategies, and methods for proper storage and disposal. RX360 has three different modules: Youth (middle/high school), Parents, and Community. https://www.azdhs.gov/opioid/index.php Program Page Marijuana 360 Marijuana is the most abused illicit drug in Arizona. According to the 2018 Arizona Youth Survey, 44.1% of 12th grade respondents had used Marijuana or a concentrate. Early use of Marijuana can cause impaired thinking, memory, and learning function. This training will help parents/guardians recognize the signs of marijuana use and how to prevent it. Alcohol and Your Youth The average age for teen boys to have their first drink is 11, and for girls it is 13. Learn how a parent can play an active part in preventing underage alcohol use. For more information 520-744-9595

Family & Parenting Support Helping Families Be Safe and Supportive Active Parenting: First Five Years Supports parents of young children in building strong foundations during the early developmental years. Participants learn effective parenting strategies, communication skills, and ways to encourage healthy growth and behavior. Learn More AIM 4 Teen Moms Provides support and education for teen mothers as they navigate parenting and personal goals. Participants build parenting skills, access resources, and receive guidance to support both their child’s development and their own success. Learn More LAHMB Supports families through education and resources focused on healthy relationships and parenting practices. Participants gain skills that strengthen family connections and promote positive outcomes for children and caregivers. Learn More Stronger Families Project Focuses on strengthening family units through education, support, and skill-building opportunities. Participants develop communication, relationship, and parenting skills that contribute to long-term family stability. Learn More

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