Latino Behavioral Health Services

Jacky’s Recovery Support Services (JRSS) dedicates approximately 40% of our overall budget and programming directly to serving Summit County residents. We prioritize individuals and families who are uninsured, underinsured, or otherwise unable to access traditional behavioral health care. All of our services are provided free of charge or on a sliding-scale basis determined by household income and federal poverty guidelines, ensuring affordability and accessibility for underserved communities.

In Summit County, our work includes individual and group peer support, bilingual therapy, psychiatry and medication management, prevention education for youth and families, and community engagement activities that strengthen connection and resilience. For example, we provide culturally responsive support to Latino immigrant families in Park City, offer youth prevention programs such as emotional intelligence and family well-being workshops, and coordinate with local schools and community partners to expand access to behavioral health services. By removing cost barriers and meeting people where they are, JRSS ensures that Summit County residents—particularly those who face systemic inequities—have access to the behavioral health care and community support they need.