The Parent Support Network™ – Yorktown

Alliance for Safe Kids 2051 Baldwin Road, Ste. 112, Yorktown Heights, NY, United States

We ALL have mental health, just like physical health. Important at every stage of life, mental health affects the way a person thinks, feels, relates to others, and behaves. ASK is thrilled to collaborate with The Youth Mental Health Project by bringing their valuable resources to our community and introducing The Parent Support Network™ – […]

#WalkTheTalk

This October, ASK is excited to host our inaugural fundraiser #WalkTheTalk, which is designed to extend resource awareness and help provide financial sustainability for ASK due to the expiration of federal grant funding. In the best interests of the organization’s supporters and volunteers, ASK will now shift to a 100% virtual walk that will be […]

#WalkTheTalk Pop-Up Walk 2

Jefferson Valley Mall 650 Lee Blvd., Yorktown Heights, NY, United States

On October 10th from 10:30AM-12:30PM, ASK will be holding a Pop-Up Walk at the Jefferson Valley Mall to distribute resources and #WalkTheTalk t-shirts. Bring your family and friends to safely walk inside or outside of the mall while continuing to follow all COVID-19 health & safety guidelines. ASK will be setup outside near the entrance of […]

Parent Support Network

This program provides free, confidential, informal, peer to peer meetings for parents who are concerned about their child’s emotional and mental health. Please RSVP here.

#WalkTheTalk Pop-Up Walk 3

Granite Knolls Park

Join ASK for our Pop-Up Walk at Granite Knolls Park, part of our month long virtual event, #WalkTheTalk. We encourage family and friends to come and walk the track at Granite Knolls or on the trail system access via Granite Knolls while continuing to follow COVID-19 health & safety guidelines. ASK will be set up […]

Webinar: I am One & I Make One Choice for Health

Webinar

Dr. Robert DuPont and his colleagues will share the latest research on the impact of drug use on the developing brain, and the ways that parents and other caring adults can promote the powerful trend across the country of youth making One Choice to be substance-free. Register now.