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Ways to Give to AZYP Donate Online Employer Matching Donations We are grateful for the following corporations who participate in Employee Giving and Matching Campaigns! Check with your employer to see if they have a matching or payroll deduction program. Give by Phone Please call Jetzabel Glennon, Development and Communications Director at 520-500-9995 to make a secure transaction by phone. Donate by Mail Mail a check to: Arizona Youth Partnership 7575 W. Twin Peaks Rd., Suite #165 Tucson, AZ 85743 ShopRaise Leave a Legacy Make a legacy gift by including Arizona Youth Partnership (EIN 86-0669087) in your estate planning. Planned gift options include wills and bequests, stocks and mutual funds, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, life insurance retirement plans or IRAs, real estate transfers, and more. If you tell us about your future gift in advance, we can help ensure that your intentions are carried out. To make a legacy gift, contact: Jetzabel Glennon, Development and Communications Director at Jetzabel@AZYP.org | 520-500-9995, or Shirley Lamy, Chief Financial Officer at Shirley@AZYP.org | 520-500-9991. Donate a Car Easily donate your car to benefit AZYP! CLICK HERE TO DONATE YOUR CAR Host a Fundraiser Easily host a fundraiser to benefit AZYP by selecting Arizona Youth Partnership on Facebook! CLICK HERE to setup your Facebook fundraiser

Cultivating Healthy Foundations to Build Stronger Families & Strengthening families by strengthening the community. ABOUT US About Up Top (About) Cultivating Healthy Foundations to Build Stronger Families STRENGHTENING FAMILES BY STRENGTHENING THE COMMUNITY OUR MISSION & VALUES OUR HISTORY OUR PARTNERS OUR MISSION & VALUES MISSION STATEMENT AZYP empowers youth to harness their strengths to live healthy and purposeful lives. -- We do this by engaging with youth, families, and communities through intentional programs and services, as well as through partnerships with community organizations. We earn trust by creating an atmosphere of integrity and respect for all. OUR VISION We envision a future of: Empowered youth; strong, stable families; thriving communities OUR VALUES 1. Service to Community comes first. 2. Respect means there is space for everyone. 3. Teamwork powers our impact. 4. Accountability to fulfill our commitments. 5. Dedication & Drive for our mission. 6. Care & Compassion for self and other. BACK TO TOP Misson & Values OUR HISTORY History AZYP was founded in 1990 by a group of concerned Pima County citizens who sought to provide rural communities in the county access to the services available in the Tucson metro area. In 2006, AZYP expanded to serve rural communities across Arizona and seeks to employ a root cause approach to fighting poverty, build healthy, self-sufficient youth and families through evidence-based prevention programs and community involvement. THE STORY BEHIND OUR LOGO The icon before our agency’s initials represents a seed in which a “C” is incorporated for Community. The heart within the seed shows our love for Arizona communities and the leaf represents cultivating healthy families. In the AZYP initials, the Y is pulled forward to showcase the importance of Youth in all that we do. Please note: Unauthorized use of Arizona Youth Partnership's logo is prohibited. Prior approval is mandatory if you intend to include our logo on your website. Contact us to request permission and guidelines for usage. Contact Jetzabel Glennon for your request Jetzabel@azyp.org | 520-500-9995 BACK TO TOP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FORM 990 2023-2024 Financial Statement 2023-2024 IRS Form 990 2022-2023 Financial Statement 2022-2023 IRS Form 990 2021-2022 Financial Statement 2021-2022 IRS Form 990 FINANCIAL & OTHER REPORTS OUR PARTNERS OUR PARTNERS BACK TO TOP

Arizona Youth Partnership cultivates healthy foundations to build stronger families through youth and family programs. AZYP Empowers Youth to Harness their Strengths to Live Healthy and Purposeful Lives Home Page Slider Graphics (1920 x 1080 px) (2) Nov 2025 CMSC Click to Watch! Home Page Slider Graphics (1920 x 1080 px) (2) 1/21 WHAT WE DO Building Solid Foundations for Youth & Families OUR EVENTS See what's coming up in near future events in your area OUR PROGRAMS Youth, Family and Community programs offered and the difference they make GET INVOLVED Empower Youth & Families Throughout Arizona

Up Meet The Team Leadership Support Services Youth Services Division Youth Wellness Division Community Impact Division Leadership Leadership Gauri Gladish Chief Executive Officer Gauri@AZYP.org Julie Craig Director of Community Impact Julie@AZYP.org Kelley Coronado Director of Youth Wellness Kelley@AZYP.org Shirley Lamy Chief Finance Officer ShirleyL@AZYP.org Kelly Tanner Director of Youth Services Kelly@AZYP.org Jetzabel Glennon Development & Communications Director Jetzabel@AZYP.org BACK TO TOP Support Services Division Shirley Lamy Chief Finance Officer ShirleyL@AZYP.org Jodi Krause Accounting Manager JodiK@AZYP.org Aaron Radosevic Operations Manager Aaron@AZYP.org Paul Billig People Relations Generalist Paul@AZYP.org BACK TO TOP ADMN Youth Services Division Kelly Tanner Director of Youth Services Kelly@AZYP.org Trent Chambers Program Manager Trent@AZYP.org Stephen Cheatheam Program Manager Stephen@AZYP.org Dana Davis Program Manager Dana@AZYP.org Ricarda DeAnda Senior Program Manager Ricarda@AZYP.org BACK TO TOP YOUTH SERV COMM INIT Community Impact Division Julie Craig Director of Community Initiatives JulieC@AZYP.org Josh Cummings Program Manager Josh@AZYP.org Darien Mathews Senior Program Manager Darien@AZYP.org BACK TO TOP Youth Wellness Division YOUTH WELLNESS Kelley Coronado Director of Youth Wellness Division Kelley@AZYP.org Kari Stewart Program Manager KariS@AZYP.org Charlene Becker Senior Program Manager Charlene@AZYP.org Karime Olvera Program Manager Karime@AZYP.org BACK TO TOP Join the Team! Apply Today Arizona Youth Partnership works primarily with youth in rural areas throughout Arizona. Our ideal team member is someone who enjoys working with teens, wants to make a difference in the lives of youth, and improve their community. APPLY HERE azyp@azyp.org 1-877-882-2881

*AZYP's Youth & Family Division has merged with our Youth Wellness Division, which supports youth in developing healthy mental, emotional, and physical well-being through education. The Youth Wellness division strives to help youth reach their full potential, mentally, emotionally, physically, and intellectually. Our goal is to help youth not just survive, but thrive. Youth Mental Health First Aid Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach teachers, family members, caregivers, school staff, health and human services workers and other caring citizens how to help an adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health challenge or is in crisis. Topics include anxiety, depression, substance use, disorders in which psychosis may occur, disruptive behavior disorders (AD/HD), and eating disorders. Learn More Wake Up! Wake Up! is a drug education diversion program for individuals aged 12-22 who have been arrested for drug and/or alcohol related charges. This program allows participants to consider their choices and thought processes in an environment where they are free from judgement and are given perspective regarding the decisions they make. Learn More Wyman's Teen Outreach Program Wyman’s Teen Outreach Program acknowledges that adolescence is a time of rapid change and growth physically, mentally, emotionally and socially. This program aims to help teens improve social and emotional learning, support a positive sense of self, strengthen connections to others, improve academic outcomes, decrease risky behavior, and build life skills. Learn More Help and Hope for YOUth Help & Hope for Youth is a multi-sector initiative of Arizona Youth Partnership and was created to expand youth mental health awareness and education to reduce stigma that surrounds mental health and encourage self-help in our youth. Help and Hope for YOUth interacts with community partners, schools, and other youth based organizations throughout Arizona to... Learn More Healthy Relationships AZYP implements a variety of curriculums to educate youth and equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to create successful, healthy relationships. Learn More Teen Maze Teen Maze is an interactive, one-time, 30-minute event for high school youth to think about their decision-making process. This exercise emphasizes non-fatal... Learn More Summer Leadership Institute This free summer program provides a safe and fun environment for youth (ages 11-17) to learn how to succeed as a leader in their world. Learn More AIM 4 Teen Moms AIM 4 Teen Moms (AIM4TM) is an evidence-based intervention to reduce rapid repeat pregnancies among teen moms by helping teen mothers... Learn More Active Parenting: First Five Years Active Parenting: First Five Years is a parenting education program that works with parents and their children ages 0-5 on relationship improvement, mental health, and child well-being and behavior. Using a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy, the understanding of emotion... Learn More Project VIP 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... Learn More Kelley Coronado 520.591.1490 Kelley@AZYP.org

The Community Impact Division works alongside communities to create safe and supportive environments that improve the quality of life for youth. Project HOPE Discover Project HOPE, an innovative workforce development initiative tailored to empower youths aged 16-24 in Gila and Pinal Counties. Learn More... Adverse Childhood Experiences This FREE training is available to anyone who wants to understand the impact of ACEs on the health and well-being of Arizona youth... Learn More.... Linking Actions for Healthy Mothers & Babies (LAHMB) Program The main goal of the LAHMB program in Gila County, Arizona, is to support you and your baby in achieving a healthy beginning in life. Our goal is to minimize the risk of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) for all babies in Gila County by providing education... Learn More... 360 Substance Misuse Trainings 360 Substance Misuse Trainings RX360 Arizona Department of Health, 2020 Rx360 is a research-based curriculum to raise awareness of the Rx problem, the risks of misuse, resistance strategies, and… RX360 Arizona Department of Health, 2020 Rx360 is a research-based curriculum to raise awareness of the Rx problem, the risks of misuse, resistance strategies, and… Learn More... Learn More... SACLAZ Toolkit Substance use prevention coalitions from across Arizona are working together in a first-of-its-kind effort to save lives in Arizona. With the alarming rise of fentanyl and... Learn More... Too Good for Drugs Skill development is at the core of Too Good for Drugs, a universal K-12 prevention education program designed to mitigate the risk factors and enhance… Learn More... Summer Youth Leadership Conferences One day conferences for youth between the ages of 9 and 17 to provide leadership skills along with goal setting, resiliency, and ways to deal with stress. Each conference is... Learn More... Teen Maze Teen Maze is an interactive, one-time, 30-minute event for high school youth to think about their decision-making process. This exercise emphasizes non-fatal… Learn More... Copper Basin Coalition The Copper Basin Coalition has been functioning since 2006 as a grass roots community substance abuse coalition in the Globe/Miami area... Learn More... Substance Abuse Prevention & Education Coalition AJO (SAPE) Funded by Arizona Complete Health, Ajo Substance abuse Prevention and Education coalition seeks to educate, empower and ensure that all youth and their families are provided the... Learn More... Young Adult Development Association of Havasu (YADAH) Founded in 2009, t his group of concerned citizens meets monthly to discuss local youth substance use/abuse/misuse and... Learn More... Copper Corridor Substance Abuse Coalition The Copper Corridor Coalition was founded in 2007 and consists of 9 very small towns along Hwy 77 and 177 known as the Copper Corridor. Any concerned community member can join, and there are currently over 20 coalition members... Learn more... Mohave Area Partnership Promoting Educated Decisions (MAPPED) MAPPED is a local coalition motivated to empower the community in healthy decisions that impact substance abuse and other destructive behaviors. Focusing efforts on... Learn More... Kids at Hope All children are capable of success, NO EXCEPTIONS! Kids at Hope inspires, empowers and transforms schools, organizations serving youth and entire... Learn More... Botvins Life Skills Training Rather than only teaching information about drugs themselves, Botvin’s Life Skills Training consists of three major components that cover the critical… Learn More... Trauma Informed Care Youth who have experienced trauma have become part of the landscape in America today. Though the youth’s backgrounds are diverse.... Learn More... Julie Craig 928.961.0426 JulieC@AZYP.org

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

AZYP's 'Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities' virtual series, tackles critical issues like youth mental health, substance misuse, and family dynamics. Monthly expert-led discussions empower parents, caregivers, and communities to support Arizona's youth. Join our monthly virtual series tackling the issues that matter most to youth and those who support them. What is Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities? "Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities" is Arizona Youth Partnership’s monthly virtual series designed to bring experts, community leaders, and families together to discuss critical issues impacting youth and families in Arizona. From substance misuse and youth mental health to homelessness and healthy relationships, we provide valuable insights and tools to help caregivers and community members empower the next generation. Each session is free to attend and available live on Facebook. You can find past broadcasts below for viewing at your convenience. Watch on YouTube or Facebook NEW NEW Become a Sponsor NEW Join Us for These Monthly Topics Discover actionable strategies and trending information on these pressing issues Help Us Strengthen Communities You can make a difference by supporting Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities. Your sponsorship helps us deliver this vital information to parents, caregivers, and community members across Arizona. Benefits of Sponsorship Marketing exposure to 6,000+ social media followers and 1,000+ monthly website visitors. Align your brand with a mission-driven initiative focused on creating positive change. Enhance your company’s community commitment. Sponsorship Levels: Presenting Sponsor | Gold Sponsor | Silver Sponsor | Bronze Sponsor Become a Sponsor NEW Have questions or want to learn more about sponsoring Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities? We’d love to hear from you! azyp@azyp.org 520-744-9595 Watch Anytime: Past Sessions On Demand TARGETED: SOCIAL MEDIA & YOUTH - LANGUAGE, EMOJIS, & APPS During this discussion, we explored how social media influences youth communication, peer interactions, and potential risks. A huge thank you to Robert DeVries for sharing valuable insights on how social media influences youth and what parents & caregivers should know. Learn more about Robert’s impactful work at MSTEPP . 💬 Key Topics Covered: ✅ The evolving digital language of youth ✅ Hidden meanings behind emojis & slang ✅ Popular apps and their potential risks ✅ How parents & caregivers can stay informed NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH This month, in honor of National Nutrition Month, we’re excited to welcome Preston Harris, PhD, RDN, CLT as our featured speaker. Dr. Harris, a leading expert in nutrition and wellness, will discuss the critical role of nutrition in youth development and overall well-being. Learn how balanced diets, healthy eating habits, and proper nutrition impact physical health, cognitive function, and long-term success for young people in our communities. 🔹 Nutrition Trends (foods & social media) 🔹 How can families support healthy eating habits? 🔹 Tips for Youth & Parents/Caregivers Visit www.dukenutritionexperts.com to learn more about their services. YOUTH FINANCIAL LITERACY In this May edition we explore the power of financial literacy in helping youth build a strong foundation for adulthood. Our featured guest, Orlando Guillen from Vantage West Credit Union, shares valuable insights on how financial education can reduce stress, promote smarter decision-making, and empower young people to build a more resilient future. 💸 Key questions explored in this session include: 🔹 How can “buy now, pay later” apps like Afterpay and Klarna impact a young person’s financial health? 🔹 Why might a credit union, like Vantage West, be a better banking option for youth than traditional banks? 🔹 How can parents and caregivers help prepare youth for financial independence while still offering guidance and a safety net? Whether you're a parent, educator, or youth mentor, this session provides practical strategies and real-life advice to support financial empowerment. Thank you to Vantage West for being a Silver Sponsor of the CMSC series! KEEP OUR YOUTH SAFE In this July edition of Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities, we focus on practical ways to keep youth safe. Our panel of expert guest speakers includes: 👥 Amy Lantz, Speak Up Be Safe Coordinator, Childhelp 👥 Pete Plahmer, Trauma Outreach & Injury Prevention Coordinator, Banner University Medical Center 👥 Sergeant Jessina Janes & Deputy Elliott Lyle, Pima County Sheriff's Department Together, we discuss: Water Safety Tips for summer activities, Warning Signs of Abuse in sports and extracurricular settings, and Spatial Awareness and Personal Safety as youth return to school. 📚 Resources Shared During the Session: 🔹 Learn more about trauma and injury prevention at Banner UMC: https://surgery.arizona.edu/divisions-and-sections/trauma-surgical-critical-care-burns-and-acute-care-surgery/services/trauma 🔹 Explore Childhelp’s child abuse prevention education: https://www.childhelp.org/ 📞 National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-422-4453 🔹 Learn about the Pima County Sheriff’s Department School Resource Officer (SRO) program and community services: https://www.pimasheriff.org/services/SRO 👉 We encourage you to check your own county’s sheriff department website to see what youth safety services are available in your area. KEEP OUR YOUTH SAFE In this September edition of Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities, we tackle a deeply important topic: Suicide Prevention—Supporting Youth Who Have Experienced Loss. We’re honored to welcome Jacob Meyer-Van Damme, Territory Director for Charlie Health, who partners with hospitals, schools, and community providers to expand access to care across Southern Arizona. Jacob will help answer tough but vital questions, including: ✨ How can youth cope with grief after losing someone to suicide? ✨ What unique challenges do they face, and what are the first steps to healing? ✨ What warning signs should parents and caregivers look for? ✨ How can community leaders help reduce stigma and build prevention through education? 📌 Resources: - National 24-Hour Crisis Hotlines: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988 - National Substance Use and Disorder Issues Referral and Treatment Hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) - Charlie Health: www.charliehealth.com Admissions: 1 (866) 948-2178 - Arizona Statewide Crisis Hotline: 1-844-534-HOPE (4673) - Teen Lifeline: 602-248-TEEN (8336) TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS: HELPING YOUTH ESTABLISH HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS While February’s Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities session isn’t available on video, we’ve created a helpful worksheet with the key topics and practical strategies to support youth in building healthy, respectful relationships. ✅ Download the worksheet here: ALCOHOL AWARENESS & REDUCING UNDERAGE DRINKING In this April edition we’re recognizing Alcohol Awareness Month with an important conversation on Reducing Underaged Drinking. Our featured speaker, Jessica Valadez, Prevention Specialist with the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control (DLLC) Education and Prevention Unit, shares essential information for youth, parents/caregivers, and community members on preventing underage alcohol use and promoting safer environments. 🧠 Key questions discussed: 🔹 What are the biggest health and safety risks teens face when they drink underage, and how can they protect themselves? 🔹 What signs should parents look for if they suspect their teen might be drinking? 🔹 How can community members report suspicious activity—like adults buying alcohol for teens—without escalating tensions? 📌 Resources shared during the session: 📞 Report underage drinking: 1-877-668-5345 or 602-364-0079 📞 Report complaints (e.g. over-serving, violence at establishments): 602-542-9062 🌐 Learn more: azliquor.gov RUNAWAY & HOMELESSNESS YOUTH: UNDERSTANDING VARIED EXPERIENCES In this June edition we focus on the complex and diverse realities of runaway and homeless youth. Our featured speaker, Matt Finley, Prevention Specialist and Youth Services Planner with the Maricopa Association of Governments and the Maricopa Regional Continuum of Care, offers critical insight into the unique challenges facing youth experiencing homelessness, especially those who identify as LGBTQ+, live in rural communities, or have experience in the foster care system. 🧠 Key questions discussed: 🔹 What resources are available for homeless youth, especially LGBTQ+, rural, or foster care youth, and how can they access them? 🔹 How can marginalized youth identify and avoid discrimination when seeking help? 🔹 What role can community members play in providing safe, inclusive support for youth in crisis? 📌 Resources shared during the session: 📞 Teen Lifeline: 1-800-248-8336 📞 National Runaway Safeline: 1-800-786-2929 📞 Suicide and Crisis Line: 988 YOUTH FRIENDSHIP Join us for this session of Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities as we explore Youth Friendship: How social media influences youth's friendships. This important conversation highlights the ways social media impacts bullying prevention, online awareness, and the safety of young people navigating friendships in today’s digital world. We’re honored to be joined by Kacie Passamonte, Prevention Operations and Support Manager at Childhelp , who brings over 20 years of experience working with youth as an educator, advocate, and coach. Kacie helps lead child abuse prevention efforts through education, training, and curriculum development, and shares her deep understanding of the challenges youth face today. ✨ Together, we’ll discuss: How social media shapes youth friendships The risks and threats young people encounter online Practical strategies for parents, caregivers, and communities to support safe and healthy friendships 📘 Below are two helpful resource documents: How to report online harm or exploitation Getting help if online harm happens Learn more about Childhelp's Speak Up Be Safe here YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE: IT'S HAPPENING In this October edition of Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities session, we’re diving into an important topic — Youth Substance Use. Together, we explore what Arizona youth, parents, and schools can do to stay informed and proactive about emerging trends and prevention strategies. Here are some of the key questions discussed in this session: 1️⃣ How can youth handle peer pressure at school events or parties, especially with the rise of fentanyl-laced vapes? 2️⃣ How is social media fueling prescription pill misuse among youth — and what red flags should you watch for? 3️⃣ What steps should parents take if they see substance-related content or links online? 4️⃣ How can schools and youth organizations work with prevention partners to strengthen fentanyl education in Arizona? 📌 Resources: www.dea.gov/onepill www.saclaz.org/ www.azhidta.org/expert-resources NATIONAL RUNAWAY PREVENTION MONTH: SHOWING KINDNESS & GIVING SUPPORT In this November edition of Connecting Minds, Strengthening Communities, we recognize National Runaway Prevention Month with a powerful conversation on how families, caregivers, and communities can better support youth who feel unseen, unheard, or overwhelmed. Our speaker, Kelly Tanner, AZYP’s Director of Youth Services, explores the emotional, social, and environmental factors that lead young people to consider running away—and what caring adults can do to help. 🧠 Key questions discussed: 🔹 How can adults show genuine, non-judgmental care to a young person who feels misunderstood? 🔹 What do teens who have run away wish they knew beforehand—especially with social media glamorizing escape? 🔹 What early warning signs do parents often miss or dismiss as “normal teen behavior”? 🔹 What myths about runaway and homeless youth prevent communities from stepping up with real support? 📚 Resources shared during the stream: 🔗 National Runaway Safeline: https://www.1800runaway.org/ 🔗 Teen Lifeline: https://teenlifeline.org/ Whether you’re a caregiver, educator, youth mentor, or community member, this session offers meaningful insight into how kindness, connection, and awareness can change a young person’s path.

Discover Project READY by Arizona Youth Partnership, a high school program promoting healthy relationships, financial literacy, and career skills in rural Arizona communities. Learn more and stay tuned for sign-up forms and free resources. Project READY Relationship Education & Development for Youth 💬 What Is Project READY? (Relationship Education & Development for Youth) It’s a program from Arizona Youth Partnership that helps high school students (grades 9–12) learn how to build strong, healthy relationships. The program is offered in five Arizona counties: Gila, Navajo, Mohave, Pinal, and Pima , with a focus on rural communities. 🧠 What You’ll Learn Project READY uses two proven programs: Active Relationships for Young Adults (ARYA) – a 14-session course that teaches relationship skills, communication, and the benefits of healthy choices. Money Habitudes – a fun and interactive way to learn about money habits and financial planning. How It Works AZYP supports students in several ways: Peer Groups: Students join groups to talk about relationships and support each other. Stay tuned for more information on these groups — including locations, times and dates, and how to sign up! School Staff Involvement: Teachers and staff model healthy relationship skills. Advertising Campaigns: Public messages help spread awareness about healthy relationships. Extra Support Students also get access to: Career and job education Financial literacy training Case management for personal support Partnership to the Arizona Youth Healthy Relationship Toolkit. It will include tips on parenting, money management, and planning for the future. This will be especially helpful for pregnant and parenting teens. Youth peer groups will help create the toolkit, and a free downloadable version will be available right here on this webpage. Stay tuned! 📋 Sign-Up Coming Soon We’re excited to welcome students to Project READY! Sign-up forms for this program will be available soon — including details on how to join peer groups, attend sessions, and access resources. Stay tuned right here for updates and registration links! Contact: Julie Craig 928.961.0426 | JulieC@azyp.org

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