360 Youth Services has launched a new website. The main goal of 360youthservices.org is to provide immediate help for youth seeking services day or night. Prominently at the top of every page, is a new “Get Help” feature which enables youth to connect with resources both locally or nationwide.
The new site includes a comprehensive Community Resource Guide for parents, teachers and community leaders. This free and downloadable resource guide provides the most current information on issues effecting kids like vaping, substance use and mental health.
“When a young person experiencing a crisis comes across our website we want them to easily find resources such as crisis and suicide hotlines, emergency shelter services, and 360’s counseling and housing teams. We’re there for kids every day and this is another way for them to get the support they need when they need it, no matter what that means for them,” said Harley Jones, CEO of 360 Youth Services.
The new website was also created with 360’s community partners in mind to help easily find a variety of ways to donate, volunteer and stay updated on the myriad of services that 360 provides to youth in the area.
Visitors to the website will find information about upcoming events, Operation Snowball, substance use prevention initiatives like the Power of Choice and the Community Alliance for Prevention, as well as a listing of our trained counseling staff. The website also provides a place to learn about the housing programs 360 Youth Services provides such as the Cornerstone Group Home for boys, and Men’s, Women’s and LGBTQ+ Transitional Housing.
360 Youth Services has been providing vital services in the community for almost 50 years with a mission to provide life-changing services to youth through substance use prevention education, counseling, and housing for youth experiencing homelessness. The vision of 360 is a community where all youth posses the necessary skills to successfully navigate life’s challenges. Learn more at 360youthservices.org.
