Working Together
We have compiled a list of resources for partners and families to help your loved one or client find the resources they need on their journey to health and well-being.
Resources for Partners & Families
Youth and young adults have the greatest chance of success when a network of professionals and natural support work together. We can help to balance emotional and informational support for youth and manage transitions as they progress or lapse.
Over the next few months, we will expand frequently asked questions, increase training, streamline contacts, and share our learnings through this portal to further support you and the youth you care about and work with.
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Stronger Together
We're on your team to help you find the support you or your loved one needs.
Resources for Families and Friends
Trainings:
- Suicide Prevention Learn More>
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Counseling Learn More>
- Foster Parenting Learn More>
Information on How These Resources Work:
- Wraparound Intensive Services (WISe) Download PDF
- Crisis Response Download PDF
Resources for Partner Agencies
Client Referrals:
- Counseling Referral Learn More>
- Street Outreach Learn More>
- Foster Transition Support Learn More>
- Employment Assistance Learn More>
Additional Resources:
The Y Social Impact Center is the leading provider of emergency behavioral health services for youth and young adults as a part of the Crisis Connections network. Learn More>
Crisis Connections for Individuals and Families
24 hour Crisis Line: (866) 427-4747
- Serves all people in physical, emotional, and financial crisis, with an emphasis on King County residents
- Reduces the immediate risk of violence to one’s self and others
- Increases the ability of people to access the safety net, particularly for mental and emotional support services
United Way Essential Community Services
- Call 211
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Counseling Services
We’re here for you with counseling services that span mental health, substance use, and psychiatric care for people of all ages in King County.
Are You Experiencing a Crisis?
For immediate assistance with a behavioral health crisis or a young person’s safety or shelter, call the King County 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at (866) 427-4747.
Join the Y!
With a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, and supporting our neighbors, your membership will not just bring about meaningful change in yourself, but also in your community.
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