Servicios de Ayuda en la Comunidad

What are communities?

• Places to live, work, and spend time.

• Only places to sleep.

• Only places to play.

• Places where there are only adults.

When people have problems, where can they go to seek support?

• To the moon.

• To their communities.

• To a forest.

• To a volcano.

What does "co-located services" mean?

• That the services are very far away.

• That the services are in the same place.

• That the services are only for some.

• That the services are secret.

Where can mental health support services be found in the community?

• Only in hospitals.

• In community centers, libraries, and food banks.

• Only in homes.

• In outdoor spaces.

Before, how was it sometimes to find help services?

• Very easy.

• Always nearby.

• Difficult to find and disconnected.

• Very fun.

What does "supporting people in a comprehensive way" mean?

• To help just a little.

• To help with just one thing.

• To help with many problems together.

• To not help anyone.

What does "reducing stigma" mean when seeking help?

• Feeling ashamed to ask for help.

• Feeling happy to ask for help.

• Not wanting to ask for help.

• Asking for help in secret.

How did community places help people feel comfortable asking for help?

• They were boring places.

• They were secret places.

• They were friendly and respectful places.

• They were very large places.

When services are together, what do people not have to do to get help?

• Travel a lot and spend money.

• Play.

• Read books.

• Eat.

What does it mean that services are "easily accessible"?

• That they are difficult to find.

• That only some can use them.

• That anyone can use them easily.

• That they are very far away.