FYSPRT Needs Assessment Survey

Family, Youth, System Partner Round Table

TAKE THE SURVEY

Share your Voice – survey will close on October 30th, 2026

The Salish FYSPRT is looking for the opportunity to hear directly from the communities that we serve, about:

    • What are your Behavioral health needs?
    • Where are you finding your information?
    • What types of services would you like to know more about?

FYSPRT Survey Flyer

Join us for The Quarterly Youth Behavioral Health Forum

September 29TH, 2026
2:00pm-4:00pm
Red Cedar Hall
1033 Old Blyn Hwy
Blyn, WA 98382

Who Should Attend:
Anyone with interest in supporting and advancing youth behavioral health such as community members, professionals, and family members impacted by behavioral health challenges.
Please click on the flyer to find out more!
Quarterly Youth Behavioral Health Forum

YOUTH VOICES WANTED!

CLICK HERE to learn more about
being a SYNC Youth Representative!

SYNC – Salish Youth Network Collaborative

Salish Behavioral Health-Administrative Services Organization (SBH-ASO) is excited to be one of the regions launching the program in 2023. The Salish Regional Behavioral Health Navigation team has been named SYNC – Salish Youth Network Collaborative. Our focus will be on ensuring that through collaboration with all community partners we are able to support the families and those within our region in gaining access to services.

SYNC is designed to support each region in:

  1. Creating community wide teams that convene to support youth and families in their regions.
  2. Building an access portal for individuals concerned about a youth to reach out and request support.
  3. Convene multi system disciplinary team, pulling partners from the community wide team who have potential assets that can support the youth and family in accessing services, and/or to develop a plan of stability while the resource options get worked out. Requests for support for young people needing intensive services will be prioritized by the SYNC team.

SYNC Service Areas