Monthly Archives: January 2016
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month
By Elizabeth Hendrix, MSW, TIP Program Director, Refugee & Immigrant Center, Asian Association of Utah Many of us have heard about human trafficking, but imagine it as something that happens only in other countries. The truth is, human trafficking happens everywhere…even right here … Continue reading
Youth and Families Making New Year’s Resolutions – Happy 2016!
Authored by Chris Bereshnyi, Crisis Counselor and Carol Hendrycks, Communications Manager For adults, making a resolution for your self should focus on self-discipline and is critical in making change, focused and deliberate. For some people it inspires hope for a … Continue reading
The Pros and Cons of Youth Participation in Sports: Tips for Parents
By Tamarra Evans-Sluga, Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor We love sports. Professional, prep, and youth athletics are an integral part of life for most Americans. Many individuals become active in team or individual sports starting in youth or adolescents. One … Continue reading
Online Educational and Enriching Winter Season Activities
By Ricky Vigil, Youth Services Afterschool Program Coordinator It seems like forever since the school year kicked off in late August and youth involved in the Afterschool Programs at Youth Services have been waiting for winter. While the change of … Continue reading