Youth on Their Own: Sign up for Newsletters, Student's Needs Alerts and Education/Advocacy

Youth On Their Own supports the high school graduation and continued success of homeless youth by providing financial assistance, basic human needs and guidance.

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STAFF MEMBERS

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FINANCIAL REPORTS

WHO YOTO SERVES

HOW YOTO SERVES

WHY YOTO SERVES

YEAR END STATISTICS

STUDENT HOLIDAY PARTY

YOTO IN THE NEWS

NEWSLETTERS

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UPCOMING EVENTS

TALK OF THE TOWN

A GUIDE TO
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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT

HOLD AN EVENT

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Youth On Their Own offers the following communications: YOTO Newsletter: Published Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer; features student and agency news, student needs, special events to benefit YOTO youth, awards and support recognition. Student Needs Alert: Identifies items that are running low in the Basic Needs Bank/on-site "Mini-Mall", i.e. food, clothing, hygiene kits and/or other direct student support needs. Education/Advocacy Update: Provides homeless legislature and education initiatives.

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Youth On Their Own
1443 West Prince Road
Tucson, Arizona 85705
520.293.1136 (phone)
520.888.7233 (fax)

Office Hours
M - Thu 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Sun Tran Bus Lines
17 E/W and 10 N/S
Crossroads: Prince/Flowing Wells

YOTO is a designated "Safe Place." This symbol means that any youth in crisis is welcomed and will be immediately connected to help and support resources.
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