MIKID-MENTALLY ILL KIDS IN DISTRESS

Provides aids and services at no cost to people with disabilities, including qualified sign language interpreters and written information in alternative formats, and offers language services for individuals whose primary language is not English.

Provides aids and services at no cost to people with disabilities, including qualified sign language interpreters and written information in alternative formats, and offers language services at no cost to individuals whose primary language is not English, including qualified interpreters and translated written materials.

Teaches parents how to access and use community resources (housing, food, utilities, clothing, transportation, youth activities) and provides training in living skills such as household management, budgeting, home organization, and stress reduction.

Teaches parents how to access and use community resources (housing, food, utilities, etc.) and provides training in living skills such as household management, budgeting, and stress reduction.

Supports parents in navigating educational and legal systems by assisting with Individual Education Plan (IEP) and 504 meetings, Child and Family Team meetings, and dependency, juvenile justice, or criminal court proceedings, including preparation, agenda development, and accompaniment to hearings as part of the Parent Support Now program.

Provides one-on-one family support, transitional age youth services, peer support, and community connection services to youth and families across Arizona.

Offers in-home and community-based family support, Active Parenting classes certified by the Department of Child Safety, a 6-week parenting certification course, parent support groups open to the public, and training in accessing community resources such as housing, food assistance, and transportation.

Provides in-home and community-based family support at times convenient for parents, assisting with Individual Education Plan and 504 meetings, Child and Family Team meetings, and legal proceedings (dependency, juvenile justice, criminal court) as part of the Parent Support Now program.

Provides in-home and community-based family support at times convenient for parents, including assistance with Individual Education Plan, 504, and Child and Family Team meetings, and support during legal proceedings.

Provides individual and group counseling using evidence-based, trauma-informed care to support youth and families facing mental health challenges.

Provides qualified sign language interpreters, written materials in alternative formats (large print, audio, accessible electronic), and language services including translated materials and interpreters for individuals whose primary language is not English, all at no cost.

Offers Living Skills instruction to teach youth independent living, social, and communication skills for functioning independently in family and community settings.

Offers Living Skills instruction to teach youth independent living, social, and communication skills for functioning independently in family and community settings.

Operates as a licensed outpatient clinic providing individual and group counseling using evidence-based, trauma-informed care for youth from birth to 17 years old based on medical necessity.

Operates as a licensed outpatient clinic providing individual and group counseling using evidence-based, trauma-informed care to youth from birth to age 17 based on medical necessity, with services delivered in Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma, Casa Grande, Nogales, Kingman, Bullhead City, and Sierra Vista.

Hosts parent support groups and offers classes such as “Active Parenting” to strengthen parenting skills and provide guidance through various family challenges.

Offers a 6-week certification course for parents and caregivers focused on strengthening parenting skills, provides "Active Parenting" classes, and hosts parent support groups.

Offers a 6-week certification course for parents and caregivers focused on strengthening parenting skills, including "Active Parenting" classes taught by certified Family Support Partners, and hosts parent support groups.

Provides respite services for families and youth in the Children’s Behavioral Health System, delivered at home or in the community to alleviate caregiver stress.

Provides respite services for families and youth in the Children’s Behavioral Health System, delivered at home or in the community.

Provides respite services for families and youth in the Children’s Behavioral Health System in home or community settings, and offers Living Skills instruction focused on independent living, household management, budgeting, communication, and stress reduction to support functioning in family and community environments.

Operates a Transitional Age Youth Program for youth aged 13–25 to build skills and relationships for independent living, using an evidence-based TAY model, and provides early transition planning for youth in various state programs.

Operates a Transitional Age Youth Program for youth aged 13–25 to build skills and relationships for independent living, using an evidence-based TAY model, CASEY assessments, PAYA curriculum, and family Roadmap, and provides early transition planning for youth in Foster Care, Division of Developmental Disabilities, and Title 19 programs.

Provides a structured program for youth aged 13–25 using the evidence-based CASEY assessment, PAYA curriculum, and family Roadmap to build skills and relationships for independent living, including early transition planning for youth in Foster Care, Division of Developmental Disabilities, and Title 19 programs.

Operates a Transitional Age Youth Program for youth aged 13–25 to build skills and relationships for independent living, utilizing evidence-based models.

Operates the MIfitKID program to connect, educate, and improve wellness among youth through a youth-centered approach, including a therapeutic recreational program that supports youth with behavioral or mental health issues in developing teamwork skills and healthy habits, and educates families on incorporating health and wellness into daily life.

Operates the MIfitKID program to connect, educate, and improve wellness among youth, provides education to families on incorporating health and wellness, and runs a therapeutic recreational program for youth with behavioral or mental health issues.

Facilitates youth leadership groups for individuals aged 13–17 to promote positive social and community involvement through discussions and activities.

Facilitates youth leadership groups, a youth council, and the MIfitKID program for youth aged 13–17 (and up to 25 in transitional programs) to promote social involvement, community engagement, wellness, teamwork, and independent living skills through structured meetings, volunteering, and recreational activities.

Facilitates youth leadership groups and operates a youth council for individuals aged 13–17 to promote positive social and community involvement, discuss topics, fundraise, and engage in volunteering.

Provides youth services for individuals from birth to 17 years old based on medical necessity, including various therapeutic and support programs.

Conducts semimonthly, agency-wide trainings and provides ongoing supervision and regular oversight to maintain clinical quality across services.

Conducts semimonthly agency-wide trainings and provides ongoing supervision and regular oversight to maintain clinical quality, supported by over 150 professionally trained staff.

Conducts semimonthly, agency-wide trainings and provides ongoing supervision and regular oversight to maintain clinical quality for its over 150 professionally trained staff.