Bentley, Rachel Lee

Arizona Children's Association in Buckeye, AZ is dedicated to protecting children, empowering youth, and strengthening families through a range of services including child welfare, foster care, adoption, family education, behavioral health, and trauma crisis response. The organization also provides young adult services, kinship support, and utilizes the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics to support individuals in need. With a focus on community support and advocacy, Arizona Children's Association is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of children and families across the state. Generated from the website

Southwest Behavioral Health Services was established in 1969 as a federally funded program under a partnership known as St. Luke's - Jane Wayland Community Mental Health Center. Incorporated in 1974 as a nonprofit agency, it is one of the largest, community-based behavioral health care providers in Arizona. With more than 400 employees, the agency s service area includes the Phoenix metropolitan area, as well as western Maricopa and northern Gila counties in Arizona. Southwest Behavioral Health Services offers individual and group counseling sessions for a variety of behavioral health problems experienced by children, adults and families. It also offers substance abuse programs that focus on outpatient care for alcohol and drug abusers and their families through individual, group and family therapies. The Community Services division of Southwest Behavioral Health Services provides prevention and early intervention care for youths and adolescents in local schools and communities. Its Homeless Outreach is a nonprofit program to help homeless individuals with mental illnesses. The agency has received the State Compensation Fund Safety Award. Southwest Behavioral Health Services is a member of the Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness and the Community Development Coalition of Arizona.

New Hope of Arizona, founded in June 2008, is dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families facing complex challenges throughout the state. The organization focuses on restoring and rebuilding lives through positive role models, unconditional support, and skill-building activities aimed at enhancing resilience and achieving individual goals. With a strength-based approach, New Hope of Arizona collaborates closely with families and the Child and Family Team to tailor treatment plans to each member's unique needs. The organization emphasizes behavior coaching, mentoring, and community-based services, aiming to instill hope, independence, and confidence in those they serve. Generated from the website