Runaway and Homeless Youth

Free crisis services for runaway and homeless youth 24/7

Pioneer Center’s Crisis Intervention Services provide immediate assistance and support for youth experiencing a housing crisis or difficult family circumstances. Our services are designed for young people who have run away, have been locked out of their homes, or are at risk of experiencing either situation.

During a crisis, having access to a safe and supportive response can make a meaningful difference. Pioneer Center provides timely intervention, assessment, and guidance to help stabilize situations, address immediate needs, and create a path toward safety and support.

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS IN CRISIS, CALL:

• SUICIDE AND CRISIS LIFELINE 988
• NATIONAL RUNAWAY SAFELINE 800-786-2929

Our trauma-informed interventions help runaway and homeless youth become more independent, make constructive choices, resolve intra-family problems, and maintain stable housing.

Young adults are more likely than those ages 30 and up to report mental health challenges. (KFF/CNN Mental Health in America Survey)

Supporting Youth and Families Toward Stability

Helping families rebuild connections and move forward together.

Pioneer Center understands that youth crises can affect the entire family. Our team works with young people and their families to identify challenges, strengthen communication, and develop strategies for creating a safer and more stable future.

Through compassionate support, collaboration, and connections to community resources, Crisis Intervention Services help youth feel supported while helping families access the tools they need to move forward.