Sister-to-Sister: Celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Women of Tomorrow is an annual leadership conference developed for AANHPI girls who have been identified as engaging in at-risk behaviors as well as for those girls who are demonstrating a desire to develop strong leadership skills. Girls are given an opportunity to listen to speakers […]
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Outpatient Mental Health program for children and adolescents. Project HERE provides outpatient mental health services to youth ages 6-21 that is client-centered and culturally sensitive. We empower youth to work on the challenges they may be facing whether it be depression, anxiety, trauma or any other mental health related issue. Services available for youth with
Outpatient mental health program providing co-occurring services to youth ages 13-18. Project FORWARD provides integrated mental health and substance use treatment to youth ages 13-18. Whether it be trauma, drug and/or alcohol use, depression, or any mental health related issue, we offer a safe space for youth. We empower youth to work on the challenges
Offering pro-social activities for youth and their families. Every Thursday of the month, youth and their families are invited to the AARS Youth Services office in San Jose from 4-8pm for pro-social activities. Activities include games, ice-breakers, entertainment, instructional classes (guitar, dance, cooking), and dinner. The purpose of Social-Rec is to get youth involved in
A substance use prevention and treatment program Project RECONNECT in Santa Clara is an adolescent outpatient drug treatment program, serving youth ages 12-18. Santa Clara is the original program and location, which began in 1994 as the first substance use disorder treatment program in the nation to target Asian and Pacific Islander adolescents. Services provided: Specific groups
Intervention and treatment services for incarcerated youth The Santa Clara County Probation Department operates the Multi-Agency Assessment Center (MAAC) in Juvenile Hall. Based on the results of the MAAC assessments, The County oversees the development, monitoring and adjustment of youth that are detained in Juvenile Hall longer than 72 hours. AARS provides substance abuse educational
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ASATS is an outpatient substance use treatment program, specializing in providing culturally and linguistically competent services to Santa Clara County’s diverse communities. ASATS began in December 1996, as AARS’ first managed care program. Initially, ASATS specialized in treating Asian and Pacific Islander communities, but has since proven to be effective in working with diverse communities
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