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Cox Low-Cost Internet

Cox opens a world of opportunity for families that have a K-12 student and receive government assistance. Cox Low-Cost Internet Flyer

High Speed Internet $9.95 per Month
• No annual contracts
• No deposits
• Free installation
• Free Wifi modem

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FREE WiFi Map

The locations on this map represent free public WiFi hotspots at public libraries, schools, businesses, and other sites. Some sites may offer indoor public access during business hours, others provide access in the parking lot only.

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Dealing with Big Feelings During Challenging Times (Video)

Courageous Families, Courageous Kids:
5-minute video for Grades K-2 on how to manage big feelings!

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AZ Community Action Association Resource Guide

This resource guide contains information on a variety of no-cost/low-cost programs and services available to low-income individuals or families. Some services have income eligibility requirements, some do not. The guide is intended to assist individuals in obtaining resources needed to prevent a person or family from falling deeper into a crisis situation.

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Books that Encourage Resiliency

Recommended by Julia Cook

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Inspiring Positive Life Choices

Parent Workshops, Peer Support Services and Behavioral Health Counseling. Services are available online and in person. notMYkid.org

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Helping Your Child Save a Life

Tune in to learn about youth suicide prevention basics, ACT (acknowledge, care, tell), build protective factors and coping skills, and connect to resources.

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ASU Suicide Documentary

Please click to watch a documentary about confronting youth suicide in Arizona.

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amplif(i) Presents: #Teen Talk

Join us and connect with other teens during our Teen Talk every Tuesday at 4PM. Hang out, talk about what’s on your mind, play some fun games, and make sure you are taking care of your mental health.

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The Laloboy Foundation: We walk together, not alone.

The Laloboy Foundation was born out of a family's loss to suicide, and now raises awareness about youth mental health through sharing Adrio's story and providing resources and support for low-income youth.

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Helplines

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
Dial 9-8-8 (New three-digit dialing code)

Maricopa Crisis Line: 480-784-1500

EMERGENCY or IMMEDIATE HELP: 9-1-1

Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Teen Lifeline: (602) 248-TEEN (8336) Call or Text

Safe Domestic Violence Services: (480)-890-3039 or text LOVEIS to 22522

Chandler Police: (480) 782-4000

Speak Up for Safety Tip Line: Share concerns about your classmates or school safety.
EMAIL: speakup@cusd80.com
CALL OR TEXT: 480-573-8808
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