Community Partners

Stronger Together

Tucson organizations working alongside AVHS to support our students — in school, in health, and into careers.

Everybody Matters — works with AVHS students to build interpersonal, coping, and problem-solving skills for whatever challenges they’re navigating.
Project Rewind (Not My Kid) — online early-intervention sessions for students and parents addressing alcohol and substance use.
Casa de los Niños Behavioral Health — addresses trauma and adversity to transform the lives of children and families.
Youth On Their Own — financial assistance, basic needs, and guidance supporting the graduation and continued success of homeless youth.
Primavera Foundation — a continuum of services focused on homelessness intervention.
EON Youth Lounge — strengthens LGBTQ+ and ally youth communities with social opportunities, health information and support, and advocacy for youth rights.
Su Voz Vale — bilingual, bicultural services for victims of sexual violence: crisis intervention and advocacy, therapy, El Cafecito support group, and the Casa Mariposa transitional housing program.
Tu Nidito — “your little nest”: support groups and a safe, caring place for children and teens grieving the death of a loved one.
Pima County Juvenile Probation — prevention-focused partnership with probation officers, from early intervention onward, increasing young people’s chances of success.

University of Arizona Mobile Health — brings health promotion, disease prevention, and care services to underserved communities.
El Rio Health Center & Clinica del Alma — care for uninsured and under-insured patients, with fees on a sliding scale by what patients can afford.
Vitalant Blood Donations — blood drives held at AVHS twice a year.
Pima Health Dept. Project C.O.N.T.A.C.T & the Kino Teen Center — confidential teen walk-in clinics offering testing, treatment, counseling, and education; parents do not need to accompany youth.
Primeros Pasos — comprehensive obstetrical care, free pregnancy testing, and prenatal education from conception through delivery.

Pima JTED — vocational training courses where students earn high school credit while getting an early start on a career of their choice.
Kino One Stop — career development services for youth and adults, plus recruiting, staffing, and training support for employers.
Tucson Youth Development — a nationally recognized leader in education, training, and employment programs for low-income and at-risk youth ages 14–21; over 45,000 young people served in Pima County.
Job Corps — a nationwide network offering comprehensive career development for young people 16–24: academic, vocational, and employability training for stable, long-term careers.

Our counseling team can connect students and families with any of these organizations.

Call (520) 294-4922 — or visit the Counseling page to reach Ms. Silverio.

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