Helpline Youth Counseling
The mission of Helpline Youth Counseling (HYC) is to help build individual, family, and community health, well-being, prosperity, and equity. HYC serves clients and community members with trauma-informed, strength-based, person-centered prevention, early intervention, education, and treatment services.
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PLAY ·2025 Grants ChallengeHYC Dream Resource Centers Student Podcast
The HYC Dream Resource Centers Student Podcast will empower youth at five middle and high schools in LA County areas impacted by elevated hate and bias-related incidents to exercise their voice and leadership through a student-designed and student-led podcast. The project focuses on student identity and campus culture to deepen connection and acceptance. Students will be mentored by a professional journalist and podcaster and learn about the in-demand career of media production while reaching an audience of fellow students and the public.
LIVE ·2023 Grants ChallengeReducing Youth Mental Health Stigma
This project will assist Latinx, BIPOC, immigrant, LGBTQ+ and other youth ages 13-18 at high risk for racial and gender-based hate, teachers, staff, and parents/caregivers to access safe space, mental health support, and mental health stigma reduction training at six Dream Resource Centers located at schools in communities with elevated hate crime levels: Norwalk High, Artesia High, Fedde Middle, La Puente High, Inglewood High, and Morningside High. The mental health stigma reduction training will magnify impact and continuity on each campus.
- PLAY ·2016 Grants Challenge
Conservation Pathways: Environmental Education and Careers for Tomorrow's Leaders
HYC's Conservation Pathways Project in Southeast LA County boosts residents’ understanding of environmental sustainability and awareness of prospective careers in the growing eco-friendly industry.