StarVista a nonprofit organization has been helping people throughout San Mateo County navigate life’s challenges for over 55 years, and the American Association of Suicidology (AAS) are proud to announce StarVista Crisis Center received accreditation for their crisis services program(s).
We are less than a month away from Mental Health Matters 2024, a transformative community event dedicated to promoting health and mental health wellness during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Empowering communities through crisis: StarVista’s CWCRT program expands its reach, bringing over half a century of mental health expertise to more cities in San Mateo County
Peninsula 360 Press highlights Proclamation for Suicide Prevention Month in Redwood City, citing resources and awareness of suicide intervention and prevention by the StarVista Crisis Center.
Providing mental health crisis services in San Mateo County for more than 55 years.
September marks a very special time for us here at StarVista.
We deliver high-impact services through counseling, case management, skill development, and crisis prevention to children, youth, adults, and families.
We all experience life’s challenges, but without the resources to cope, struggles can become catastrophic. That’s where StarVista can help.
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!
StarVista offers its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of the victims of these shootings.