Strengthening Families in Our Community
Through a variety of programs and services, we are here to help families with the many challenges of daily living and personal crises.
28,588
unique individuals served.
24,532
students and adults received suicide prevention education in 59 schools.
Adolescent Suicide Prevention Program516 families
received nutrition, health and safety supplies for their infants and children up to age 5.
1,095
individuals have received behavioral health services through our behavioral health department.
Counseling Services9,367 hours
of American Sign Language interpreting were provided to aid our Deaf clients in the community.
Community Services for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing468 children
with complex needs (emotional, behavioral, developmental, or educational) and their parents received advocacy services through our PEERS program.
PEERS program
Accreditations
