When people first discover MIKID, whether through a community connection, a partner referral, or a personal story, they often ask a simple but important question: How do we know these programs truly make a difference? One of the clearest answers comes from the people who see our work firsthand. MIKID recently received a formal letter of support from a judicial partner, recognizing our organization as a vital contributor to positive outcomes for youth and families across Arizo

As the Vice President of Marketing and Development for Mentally Ill Kids in Distress (M.I.K.I.D.) I get to see firsthand the impact that...

I first met Sue in September of 1995. The new M.I.K.I.D. CEO had asked me to be on the M.I.K.I.D. Board of Directors. I attended a...