StarVista’s Self-Care Retreat 2023
Every year, StarVista hosts a Self-Care Retreat to provide space for staff, interns, and volunteers to relax and connect with one another.
July is Self-Care Month
Self-Care month starts on June 24 and ends on July 24th, International Self-Care Day. International Self-Care Day is recognized on July 24th to honor the message of practicing Self-Care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
A Message From Our CEO | June 2023
We are thrilled to see all the pride throughout San Mateo County this month. StarVista and our San Mateo County Pride Center and Crisis Center programs were honored to participate in San Mateo County’s Pride Celebration, along with participating in the first SMC Pride Parade in downtown San Mateo.
June is National PTSD Awareness Month
We all experience life’s challenges, but without the resources to cope, struggles can become catastrophic. That’s where StarVista can help.
Recap: Mental Health Matters 2023
Thank you for joining us at Mental Health Matters 2023: A community wellness fair and 5k run/walk event! Mental Health Matters 2023 was organized in partnership with the San Mateo Police Activities League and Stride for Awareness.
A Message From Our CEO | May 2023
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about mental health and illness and to provide resources to support our communities.
Introducing StarVista’s Bookmark!
Introducing StarVista’s Bookmark! Wellness tips provided by the StarVista Crisis Center’s Youth Advisory Board (YAB) ’23 cohort.
StarVista Crisis Center’s Teen Crisis Services Hours Expansion
StarVista Crisis Center’s Teen Crisis Services has expanded its text and chat hours to support more youth, adolescents, and young adults in San Mateo County!
A Message From Our CEO | February and March 2023
Our county has been affected by many hardships and tragedies; I am grateful that our organization’s partnerships and presence throughout the county provided solace and support to those most affected.
A Message From Our CEO | January 2023
The need for our services continues to rise, and we are grateful to be that agent of change. We are always thinking about what is next, and how we can fill the equity gaps in mental health throughout the county.