Feeling stressed? Overwhelmed or struggling? You are not alone.
You Are Not Alone is Pima County Health Department’s youth mental health initiative supporting young people ages 24 and under living in Pima County.
We believe mental health support should be easy to access, judgement-free and available when you need it most. For any reason.
Through Justice Reinvestment funds, You Are Not Alone seeks to make mental health support and education easier for youth and their families to access.
Explore Youth Mental Health Resources
Through our partnership with La Frontera Services, eligible youth, 24 and under, can receive up to five (5) free therapy sessions with wrap-around services in Pima County.
In partnership with Teen Lifeline, we provide suicide prevention education, postvention support, and resources for young people and communities.
Helping youth develop safe boundaries and a better understanding of how to help a friend experiencing mental health challenges, connect to support, and recognize signs that someone may be struggling. Comes with a $40 gift card incentive.
Connecting community spaces, like youth centers and schools, to free mental health trainings and workshops for youth, youth-serving professionals, and parents.
A youth-led coalition working to improve mental and behavioral health outcomes for young people in our community.
This tool is designed to assist youth and young adults, ages 24 and under, and their parents/caregivers better navigate community resources that are available to them.
Mental health challenges can affect anyone. Whether you need support for yourself or want to help a friend, there are people and resources here for you.
Get Connected
Questions about You Are Not Alone? Contact our team at notalone@pima.gov.
You deserve support.
You deserve to be heard.
And you are not alone.
Attention!
- suicidal thoughts, call 9-8-8
- an overdose or other life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1
- a mental health crisis, call (520) 622-6000
