VQ has staff and offices located throughout the State that work directly with youth and families, as well as administrative staff who are familiar with State functions and collaborate regularly with our partners to constantly improve services and create a comprehensive continuum of care.
Services in AZ
Programs in AZ
VQ Living Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Age
5 - 17
Gender
Male and Female
The VQ Living homes are 5- 10 bed residential programs that aim to provide assistance to youth in transitioning to more permanent living situations - homes, independent living, foster care, or more appropriate residential programs. With strong staff to serve as role models and a nurturing environment, we help youth in these programs develop life skills that can guide them once they leave our care.
Kara Gouveia
School Based Services
Marana, Arizona
Age
11-17
Gender
Males
This program works with the local Marana school district to send our workers into schools to assist youth who are experiencing issues that, left unaddressed, could lead to delinquency. We also offer Aggression Replacement Training, which helps to reduce crime and recidivism in the community.
Kara Gouveia
VQ Foster Care
Tucson, Arizona
Age
0-17
Gender
Both
This program strives to find prospective foster parents for displaced youth in Pima County by guiding families through the process of becoming a foster parent and providing continued support once placement occurs.
Rachael Killmer
The VQ Living homes are 5- 10 bed residential programs that aim to provide assistance to youth in transitioning to more permanent living situations - homes, independent living, foster care, or more appropriate residential programs. With strong staff to serve as role models and a nurturing environment, we help youth in these programs develop life skills that can guide them once they leave our care.
This program works with the local Marana school district to send our workers into schools to assist youth who are experiencing issues that, left unaddressed, could lead to delinquency. We also offer Aggression Replacement Training, which helps to reduce crime and recidivism in the community.
This program strives to find prospective foster parents for displaced youth in Pima County by guiding families through the process of becoming a foster parent and providing continued support once placement occurs.
