PIMA PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP

Implements the Active Parenting curriculum, consisting of 3 weekly sessions for parents/caregivers of youth ages 5–12.

Established the Sin Puertas Adolescent Day Treatment program.

Established and operates the Sin Puertas Adolescent Day Treatment program.

Provides outpatient behavioral health treatment services, including the Sin Puertas Adolescent Day Treatment program, under a secured behavioral health license.

Provides outpatient behavioral health treatment services, having secured a behavioral health license.

Operates tuition-free charter schools (Pima Partnership High School, Pima Partnership Academy, Arizona Collegiate High School, Pima Partnership Performing Arts High School) for students in grades 6-12 with individualized learning plans and small class sizes.

Provides free communication aids and services for people with disabilities, including qualified sign language interpreters and written materials in alternative formats such as large print, audio, and accessible electronic formats.

Implements the Too Good evidence-based curriculum for youth ages 10–17 to prevent substance use by teaching drug effects, resilience, coping skills, and mental health awareness. Also delivered through the Axios program to reduce delinquency and violence.

Opened a Drug Abuse Treatment Program in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Operates a Drug Abuse Treatment Program in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Founded Pima County Teen Court, the Sin Puertas Adolescent Day Treatment program, the Stork's Nest residential program for pregnant women, and the statewide Mentoring Children of Prisoners initiative to address behavioral, legal, and family health needs.

Delivers the Connect to Family Program using the Guiding Good Choices curriculum, consisting of 5 weekly sessions for parents/caregivers of youth ages 9–14, including one joint session with youth.

Launched the Pan Asian Community Alliance Center, Arizona Collegiate High School in Phoenix, and the Full Court Press program, which reduced youth tobacco use by 27%, demonstrating community-level program innovation.

Provides free language services to individuals with limited English proficiency, including qualified interpreters and translated written materials.

Started the statewide Mentoring Children of Prisoners initiative.

Provides structured, evidence-based parenting workshops in Pima County including Guiding Good Choices (5 sessions for parents of youth 9–14), Active Parenting (3 sessions for parents of youth 5–12), Strengthening Families (6 sessions with youth 10–14), and Staying Connected to Your Teen (5 sessions for parents and youth 12–17), focusing on communication, peer pressure, and substance use prevention.

Established a drug abuse treatment program in the Republic of the Marshall Islands and secured a behavioral health license to provide outpatient treatment services, expanding clinical service capacity.

Runs multiple tuition-free charter schools including Pima Partnership High School, Pima Partnership Academy (grades 6–8), and Pima Partnership Performing Arts High School, offering individualized learning plans and small class sizes. Expanded to include 6th grade and secured North Central Association accreditation.

Provides outpatient behavioral health treatment services, having secured a behavioral health license.

Provides parenting skills training and family strengthening workshops in Pima County to prevent substance use and unhealthy risk behaviors among youth, including 1.5 to 2-hour workshops on communication, peer pressure, and substance use prevention.

Provides parenting skills, training, and family strengthening workshops in Pima County to prevent substance use and unhealthy risk behaviors among youth, including 1.5 to 2-hour workshops on communication, peer pressure, and substance use prevention.

Offers the Peer Assisted Leader Program (PAL) as part of the B-Unique initiative to engage youth as peer leaders in teen pregnancy and sexual health education.

Offers the Peer Assisted Leader Program (PAL) as part of the B-Unique initiative to engage youth as peer leaders in teen pregnancy and sexual health education.

Offers free communication aids for people with disabilities, including sign language interpreters and materials in large print, audio, and accessible electronic formats, as well as language services for individuals with limited English proficiency, including interpreters and translated materials.

Delivers evidence-based curricula—Choosing The Best, Love Notes, and Positive Potential—to youth in grades 6–10 on healthy relationships, sexual risk avoidance, and STD/HIV prevention. Includes the Peer Assisted Leader (PAL) program under B-Unique to engage youth as peer educators.

Delivers the Staying Connected to Your Teen curriculum, consisting of 5 weekly sessions for parents/caregivers and youth ages 12–17, offered in-person and in hybrid format.

Delivers the Strengthening Families curriculum, consisting of 6 weekly sessions where parents/caregivers and youth ages 10–14 participate together.

Implements the Too Good evidence-based curriculum for youth ages 10-17 to prevent substance use by teaching about the effects of drugs, building resilience, developing coping and communication skills, and increasing awareness of mental health resources.

Implements the Too Good evidence-based curriculum for youth ages 10-17, teaching about the effects of drugs, building resilience, developing coping and communication skills, and increasing awareness of mental health resources to prevent substance use.

Uses proceeds from events to support school-based academic enrichment, juvenile delinquency and violence prevention, substance use prevention, mentoring, and family workshops that strengthen youth and family units.

Provides teen pregnancy prevention education using evidence-based curricula (Choosing The Best, Love Notes, Positive Potential) to youth in grades 6-10, teaching about healthy relationships, sexual risk avoidance, and STD/HIV prevention with age-appropriate content.

Provides teen pregnancy prevention education using evidence-based curricula (Choosing The Best, Love Notes, and Positive Potential) to teach youth in grades 6-10 about healthy relationships, sexual risk avoidance, and STD/HIV prevention, with age-appropriate content.

Provides teen pregnancy prevention education using evidence-based curricula (Choosing The Best, Love Notes, and Positive Potential) to teach youth in grades 6-10 about healthy relationships, sexual risk avoidance, and STD/HIV prevention, with age-appropriate content tailored to middle and high school students.

Operates the Youth 2 Youth (Y2Y) program that trains students in public speaking, media literacy, legislative advocacy, and message development, empowering them to lead drug-prevention initiatives via press conferences, presentations, and legislative testimony.

Operates tuition-free charter schools (Pima Partnership High School, Pima Partnership Academy, Arizona Collegiate High School, Pima Partnership Performing Arts High School) for students in grades 6-12 with individualized learning plans and small class sizes.

Operates the Youth 2 Youth (Y2Y) program, training students in public speaking, media literacy, legislative advocacy, and message development to lead drug-prevention initiatives and advocate in their communities through various activities.

Operates the Youth 2 Youth (Y2Y) program to train students in public speaking, media literacy, legislative advocacy, and message development, empowering them to lead drug-prevention initiatives and advocate in their communities through various activities.

Delivers the Axios program using the Too Good evidence-based curriculum to reduce youth violence and delinquency by teaching conflict resolution, communication, and pro-social skills, addressing topics like bullying, aggression, gun safety, and mental health, and offers one-on-one coaching or school-based mentoring for youth ages 10-17.

Delivers the Axios program using the Too Good evidence-based curriculum to reduce youth violence and delinquency by teaching conflict resolution, effective communication, and pro-social skills, with content addressing bullying, aggression, gun safety, and mental health, and offers one-on-one coaching or school-based mentoring for youth ages 10-17.

Delivers the Axios program using the Too Good evidence-based curriculum to reduce youth violence and delinquency by teaching conflict resolution, communication, and pro-social skills, addressing bullying, aggression, gun safety, and mental health, and offering one-on-one coaching or school-based mentoring for youth ages 10-17.

Published the Comprehensive Statewide Report on Children of Prisoners.

Published the Comprehensive Statewide Report on Children of Prisoners, contributing data and analysis to inform policy and programming for at-risk populations.

Published the Comprehensive Statewide Report on Children of Prisoners.

Initiated the PRO Neighborhoods Grant Making program, established Pima Partnership Properties, LLC, launched the Youth and Family Services Department, expanded services through a merger with COPE Community Services, opened offices in Phoenix and Tucson, and obtained corporate and school accreditations to strengthen institutional infrastructure.

Obtained Corporate Accreditation.

Completed a corporate merger with COPE Community Services.

Initiated evaluation and grant writing services for a new customer base.

Initiated the PRO Neighborhoods Grant Making program in collaboration with partners.

Secured North Central Association accreditation for Pima Partnership High School (PPHS).

Established Pima Partnership Properties, LLC.

Established Pima Partnership Properties, LLC.

Initiated the Youth and Family Services Department at Pima Prevention Partnership.

Initiated the Youth and Family Services Department at Pima Prevention Partnership.