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.
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!
Half Moon Bay Tragedy and Support
StarVista offers its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of the victims of these shootings.
Lawmakers highlight new 988 crisis hotline
Half Moon Bay Review shares summary of Congresswoman Jackie Speier’s 988 Press Conference featuring StarVista’s Crisis intervention and Suicide Prevention Center.
A Message From Our CEO | August 2022
we were grateful to partner with the Office of Congresswoman Jackie Speier to hold a press conference to discuss our involvement with 988.
San Mateo County leaders highlight new mental health lifeline
StarVista’s Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center highlighted during Congresswoman Jackie Speier’s 988 Press Conference in the San Mateo Daily Journal.
Congresswoman Speier to Highlight Implementation of 988 Lifeline in San Mateo County
StarVista to take part in 988 Press Conference held by Congresswoman Jackie Speier. The Press Conference will feature guest speakers from San Mateo County and StarVista’s Crisis Center.
Press Release: The StarVista Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center to Answer 988 Calls in San Mateo County
StarVista’s Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center will begin taking 988 calls on July 16th as part of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline network of Crisis Centers.
988 Launch | StarVista Crisis Center
StarVista’s Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center will begin answering 988 calls in San Mateo County starting July 16, 2022. Here’s everything you need to know about this nationwide initiative.
StarVista Crisis Center Program Manager featured in the San Mateo Daily Journal
Crisis Center Program Manager Zena Andreani sheds light on the continued mental health struggles clients are facing during the pandemic.