Partners
National Alliance on Mentall Illness
Our Mission:
NAMI provides advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.
Our Vision:
NAMI envisions a world where all people affected by mental illness live healthy, fulfilling lives supported by a community that cares.
Teen Lifeline
Our Mission:
To prevent teen suicide in Arizona through enhancing resiliency in youth and fostering supportive communities.
Our Vision:
A world where all youth possess a sense of connectedness and hope for their future.
Aspen Strong
Our Mission
To raise awareness of and improve mental health in the roaring fork valley by creating sustainable financial resources, by uniting professionals and agencies in mental health, and by supporting and implementing empirically based and results-oriented education and action.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Each Aspen tree within a colony is connected by a single root pattern that thrives beneath the surface of the soil. The Aspen Strong Foundation aims at creating a community that cultivates interdependence and strength, replicating its very own, the Aspen tree.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. SAMHSA’s mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America’s communities.
Tu Nidito Family Services
Tucson, Arizona
Tu Nidito exists to create a community of acceptance and understanding regarding children in grief. It is our vision that no child grieves alone. As a non-profit organization specializing in providing free of charge emotional support to children, teens, young adults and families impacted by the diagnosis of a serious medical condition or death of someone special, Tu Nidito recognizes that:
- A child wants to understand what has happened when a significant death or diagnosis has occurred.
- A child wants to be able to express their feelings in a safe and supportive environment.
- A child wants to continue to live fully in the present and open up to the future.
Tu Nidito provides individual and group support and operates on the belief that it is valuable for grieving families to share their stories, memories, experiences and feelings with others who are going through a similar situation. Support resources for the community also include professional workshops, intervention services, phone consultations, referrals, and written resources relating to grieving children and teens, and their families.
notOK™ App
This app allows you to create your own personal support network, which you can reach with the touch of a button!
THE NATIONAL VETERANS FOUNDATION
Since 1985, the National Veterans Foundation has helped over 450,000 Veterans and their families with crisis and information services through the nation’s first toll‐free, Vet‐to‐Vet Lifeline/Helpline for all U.S. Veterans and their families. Our Veteran counselors provide information, counseling and service referrals for issues around suicide, VA benefits, mental health counseling, housing, medical services, education benefits, financial issues and more.
BATTLE BUDDY INFO
Battle-Buddy Info is an online Directory of Military Resources for Active Duty, Veterans and their Caregivers. We list military focused non-profits and resources that provide direct assistance to veterans and active duty personnel, in a user-friendly format. We work hard to maintain relevant information and resources, not only from non-profit organizations or government sources, but from peer support networks, Caregiver Blogs, books of interest as well as general topics related to issues the men and women who serve our nation face when returning to civilian life.
STOP ONE SUICIDE
Battle-Buddy Info is an online Directory of Military Resources for Active Duty, Veterans and their Caregivers. We list military focused non-profits and resources that provide direct assistance to veterans and active duty personnel, in a user-friendly format. We work hard to maintain relevant information and resources, not only from non-profit organizations or government sources, but from peer support networks, Caregiver Blogs, books of interest as well as general topics related to issues the men and women who serve our nation face when returning to civilian life.