This toolkit is designed to help you prepare for or manage any challenging times ahead, whether you’re facing isolation or spending time with others. Throughout this campaign, we’ll provide resources and suggestions for places to go and activities to do if you need extra support. Many of these ideas are useful year-round and may inspire new ways to take better care of ourselves and each other.
In honor of our 5-year anniversary, we sat down with our COO, Lea Berhane, who has passionately guided Changing Lives over the past five years.
allcove San Mateo is dedicated to addressing these mental health crises by providing a safe, supportive environment for youth and young adults aged 12-25.
We are proud to operate the StarVista Crisis Center, a critical program in San Mateo County that acts at the main call center for our 24/7 Crisis Hotline (650) 579-0350 and 988.
September is Suicide Prevention Month (SPM), which includes National Suicide Prevention Week (September 8-14) and World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10). SPM aims to empower everyone in the community to prevent suicide.
Authority Magazine’s article features an interview with StarVista’s Community Wellness and Crisis Response Clinician, Briana Fair, discussing practical strategies for achieving mental wellness and her role in crisis intervention in San Mateo.
Reflecting on the strides we’ve made and the paths we’ve journeyed, Mental Health Matters 2024 stands as a testament to our collective resolve to foster well-being and understanding.
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.
StarVista is featured in the San Mateo Daily Journal’s article as a key collaborator with the San Mateo Police Activities League, co-hosting the Mental Health Matters 5K Run/Walk and Wellness Fair to promote mental wellness and provide a variety of activities aimed at all ages.
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