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STARVISTA IN THE NEWS

Karina Chapa, Training Specialist at StarVista's Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center.

Crisis Center’s Training Specialist featured in Rewire

How to Find Support After a Friend Dies by Suicide

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San Mateo police chief and StarVista Board Member Ed Barberini.

StarVista Board Member Ed Barberini discusses mental health policies in The Daily Journal

San Mateo police chief unveils new approach to mental illness

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Carina Ramirez, Case Manager for Foster Youth Education Enrichment Services at StarVista.

Foster Youth Education Enrichment Services Case Manager featured in Public Service Degrees

Ask the Expert: Working with Foster Youth

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StarVista Crisis Center Staff Featured in The Mercury News

COVID-19’s Mental Health Crisis

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New director for San Mateo County Pride Center

San Mateo County Pride Center in the San Mateo Daily Journal.

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StarVista Featured on Sports Basement’s Blog

Basementeer Spotlight: South Bay

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Pride Center’s New Director featured in Pink Spots

Introducing the San Mateo County Pride Center’s new Director, Francisco “Fankie” Sapp!

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Pride Center’s Clinical Program Coordinator featured in San Mateo Daily Journal

Catherine Haueter, LMFT, discusses impact of COVID-19 on mental health.

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Silicon Valley Nonprofits Interview with Eric Valladares, MS, LMFT

Eric shares information about StarVista’s programs and services, how our organization adapts to the changing needs of the community, and our impact in San Mateo County.

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StarVista CEO on PENTV

StarVista’s CEO, Sara Larios Mitchell, PH.D discusses the evolution of StarVista.

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  • $50 can buy art therapy supplies to help children overcome trauma.
  • $100 can buy reading and educational play materials to help low income families prepare their children for kindergarten.
  • $500 helps buy linens, cooking utensils, or text books and other necessities for a former foster youth moving into a shared apartment.
  • $1,000 helps us with the cost of providing a safe home, food, and counseling for a homeless youth