Anyone can have a mental illness, no matter your gender, age, sexual orientation, income level, race, religion or physical ability. You are not alone. You can feel better.

Drug or alcohol use is not uncommon for someone with a mental illness. They may not realize that they have a mental illness. Instead, they just know they don’t feel well or normal. They use drugs or alcohol to provide relief from their depression, anxiety or other symptoms. The real problem remains hidden. It can be hard to fully treat the drug or alcohol problem without also treating the mental illness.

YOUTH
Youth involvement in the juvenile justice system can be hard for both youth and their families. Our programs help youth develop positive life skills, reduce at-risk behavior, and foster better family relations.

ADULTS
Many adults in jail or on probation have untreated mental health challenges. Our programs help adults in the criminal justice system cope with mental illness. We promote wellness and recovery and help people to connect socially and thrive in their community.

We recognize that LGBTQ+ people face specific challenges such as societal ignorance, prejudice and discrimination. These may have previously prevented you from receiving the healthcare and support you need. We want you to know that you are not alone. We are here to help.

We know that parenting can be hard. Even when we try our best, our child may not respond in a positive way. You’re not alone. We’re here to help!

We have many programs for children and youth with “acting out” behaviors, behavioral challenges or mental illness. Through these programs, we provide a variety of supports to help build and strengthen parent-child relationships and increase family safety and stability.

Youth “act out” in many ways and for many reasons. We are here to help youth and their families work through these challenges. Our programs promote the emotional well-being and safety of youth, while supporting healthy behaviors and positive social connections.

Anyone can be abused, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, income level, race, religion or physical ability. NO ONE deserves to be abused.

Sexual assault can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, income level, race, religion or physical ability. It can happen to men and women. It can happen between people of the same sex. It can happen to children and teens. You are not alone. We are here to help.

If you are, or have been, forced or coerced to work or engage in sexual acts against your will, you may be a victim of human trafficking. This is not your fault, and you are not alone. We can help. you.