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We provide crisis intervention, mental health support, peer counseling, and access to resources for ongoing care. Our team of trained professionals and volunteers work tirelessly to ensure that no veteran feels alone or without help.

Program provides a national crisis hotline for children, teens, and parents. Staff can also provide local resources as needed.

Identifies and addresses the behavioral health needs of Native youth and young adults by reducing suicidal behavior, substance abuse, mental illness, and trauma.Program Goals and Objectives: Assess behavioral health needs and strengths in the Native Communities Reduce suicidal behavior and substance abuse amongst Native youth and young adults up to age 24 Provide mental health support by facilitating a collaboration amongst Culturally Appropriate service providers Conduct suicide prevention outreach to at risk Native communities and agencies

24 hour HotlinePeople on staff to speak with you 24/7.Life can be difficult. Statistically, most people find themselves in need of some mental health or behavioral health care at least once in their lifetime. This might be due to a particular situation that has occurred or just one's innate biology. Either way, seeking care is nothing to be ashamed about. It is a more common need than most people believe. The key is seeking treatment early.

Program provides a 24-hour Crisis Line for immediate, confidential phone counseling for the victims of sexual assault or domestic violence. They also offer phone and in-person counseling with licensed counselors for those requiring help coping, moving forward, taking those first steps or coming to terms with the undeserved crimes against them.They also offer survivors individual and group counseling services.