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Community Service Information: coming soon!

         

Support ASK

The Alliance for Safe Kids is a Yorktown-based non-profit organization. All our programs are focused on reducing issues damaging to kids - substance abuse, gang involvement, gambling, and other destructive behavior - and promoting community efforts to keep our kids safe. Your contribution helps to underwrite all of these programs.

Crisis Assistance: Local Resources Available

ASK volunteers have gathered lists of local resources which we will continue to update. Please click here for a list of counseling services provided locally, and here for a list of crisis services both local and county-wide.

Spot the Warning Signs

While it is extremely rare, suicide has an overwhelming impact on both families and the community. The following is provided in hope of preventing this tragedy.

In an Acute Crisis

  • If a friend or loved one is threatening or making plans for suicide, these are signs of an acute crisis.
  • Do not leave the person alone.
  • Remove from the vicinity any firearms, drugs or sharp objects that could be used for suicide.
  • Take the person to an emergency room or walk-in clinic at a psychiatric hospital.
  • If a psychiatric facility is unavailable, go to your nearest hospital or clinic.
  • If the above options are unavailable, call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

From the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

 

BBQ Cookoff Contest!

On Saturday, October 2nd, ASK is hosting a community Barbeque Cookoff. Click here for more info.

 
Calendar of Events

Calendar

ASK Events

Check here for information on ongoing events.

Public Service Announcement Contest

Interested in submitting a PSA? Visit this page for more information.

Newsroom

Be sure to check out recent news items.

 

Youth Court

The Alliance for Safe Kids Youth Court is holding trainings and hearing cases.

Click here for more info.