Through the Character Education Program, youth will attend 4-H Camp, 4-H Teen retreat, 4-H Congress, or Citizenship Focus as funds permit.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Skills - social skills

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Promotes pro-social skills through experiential learning, team building, critical thinking, coping skills, character awareness, positive self-esteem, and community partnering. The program gives participants the opportunity to interact, with peers in a productive manner, and with a positive adult role model. We use Arise Curriculum, Project Adventure workshops, experiential learning sites and parenting classes, in a comprehensive effort to deliver services.

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• Family - child welfare concerns
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - family relationship quality
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - social skills
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Employment and free time - free time
• Employment and free time - employment

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An evidence based cognitive behavioral program offered for court referred youth (ages 11-17). MRT groups reduce recidivism by 30%, 3 times the success rates of the most successful alternatives. Participants peel away at the belief system they have built by living life, to reveal an inner self. They then consciously rebuild their belief system in accordance with accepted social norms and positive values. Parenting may be offered in conjunction with this program component.

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• Family - parenting skills
• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school attachment
• School - performance
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - community
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Skills - social skills
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Employment and free time - free time

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A high energy challenge program meeting while school is out for the summer. It uses Project Adventure's Challenge curriculum as well as high and low ropes course initiatives, outdoor wilderness sites and team building and physical challenges. Additional emphasis is placed on volunteering, self discovery and forming healthy relationships.

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• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - social skills
• Skills - self-regulation skills

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Using research based curriculum, community service learning and the experiential learning model, 4-H Spaces will provide small group facilitation and positive adult and child relationships to help youth identify, develop and practice effective decision making and critical thinking skills.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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4-H SPACESTOO will utilize the Experiential Learning and Positive Youth Development theories as the foundation to implementation and primary model of group facilitation for youth ages 16-18 . These theories are the foundation of 4-H and provide opportunities to enhance critical thinking and decision-making skills.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment
• Employment and free time - free time

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Teen court is an alternative system of justice. It is a court where first-time offenders are sentenced by their peers and are thereby held accountable for their actions. The creative and constructive sentences handed down through Teen Court are meant not only to deter the offender from future criminal activity, but also to educate, counsel, and rehabilitate the offender. Teen Court utilizes trained student volunteers, under adult supervision, to serve in various capacities.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community

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Youth participate in the community or restitution program for reparation of harm done by their actions.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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Provide therapeutic foster care for youth (male or female) age 10-17 involved with the Division of Juvenile Justice in the 7th Judicial District. Therapeutic Foster Care caters to the physical, emotional, and social needs of children in a supportive family setting.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Mental health - treatment
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We work with a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues and provide therapy for depression, in addition to counseling for work and family issues. In a supportive environment, my highly personalized approach will help you attain the personal growth you’re striving for.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit

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The Passport to Success Program is designed to equip students with the interpersonal skills necessary to interact positively with others. The program focuses on helping youth with behavioral issues that may hinder successful school performance. The program begins with targeting students' needs, creating goals to translate needs into effective social behaviors, and ends with behavioral outcomes that improve their personal and academic growth. Groups will meet 2 days per week for 16 weeks.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences

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Suicide prevention 24/7, free support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resource.

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• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit

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A.R.I.S.E. (Arts Related Innovative Student Empowerment) provides youth opportunities through its Cinematography and Audio Production programs. Staff teaches youth entrepreneurial and vocational skills through project-based learning designed to prepare youth for employment, higher education, and/or business ownership. At-risk youth ranging in ages 13-17 yrs., will develop skills building confidence, teamwork, and a sense of community while instilling a sense of purpose and new possibilities.

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• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment
• Employment and free time - free time

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ABC Play LLC is a group practice that has been established since 2014 providing a variety of services in mental health and substance use. ABC Play LLC offer group, individual and family services. This include but not limited to mental health outpatient therapy, substance use services, anger management treatment, sex offender treatment, early intervention, respite, individual support and other behavioral health treatment and parenting classes and support.MissionIt is the mission of ABC Play, LL

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment

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Temporary emergency shelter for youth as a safe housing option during escalated family conflict, for runaways, and as an alternative to detention.

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• Basic needs
• Family - child welfare concerns

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The Adolescent Parenting Program is a second prevention program for teen mothers. The goal of the program is to at least graduate from high school and hopefully get a trade or finish college. Another aspect is to delay a second pregnancy until your more ready. We also assist with parenting skills, job skills, and assist with healthy birth outcomes. We provide incentives which includes: monthly diapers and wipes, other baby items, gift cards and transportation to doctors appointments.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - performance
• Community and peers - community
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment

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The treatment component of this program serves youth between the ages of twelve to seventeen who have received a substance use assessment and been recommended to complete a low intensity outpatient treatment program. Adolescents served will meet criteria for a substance use disorder according to DSM-IV. They will also have met ASAM program placement criteria for Level One treatment.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Adolescent Substance Abuse Counseling program consists of a full time Certified Substance Abuse Counselor that works directly with Juvenile Court Counselors and defendants. The counselor will attend all juvenile court hearings and provide assistance to possible alternate treatment options. Each offender meeting criteria will be given a G.A.I.N.S. assessment. Coordinator will meet with court counselors, D.S.S. and others to participate in coordination of care.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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The Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment program is designed to provide substance abuse assessment and treatment services to youth (10-19) that are using substances and at-risk. The treatment group services will be provided for 2 hours a week for 15 weeks for 3 total sessions for the year with 10 weekly sessions of individual/family counseling (2 hours per session) to implement class materials in the home. Higher risk youth if requested can have up to 20 additional individual/family sessions.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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ADS provides a youth prevention and early intervention program aimed at educating youth on the risks of using substances. Our mission is to provide expert services in substance abuse prevention and mental health promotion, and promote positive change through consultation, education, and advocacy by qualified and caring professionals.

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• Alcohol and drugs - assessment

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We provide substance use counseling, prevention, and education. We also provide additional behavioral health services.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Intensive clinical and functional face-to-face evaluation of a beneficiary's mental health, intellectual and developmental disability or substance use condition. The assessment results in the issuance of a Diagnostic Assessment report with a recommendation regarding whether the beneficiary meets target population criteria and includes a recommendation of Enhanced Benefit services that provides the basis for the development of the PCP.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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A service that is offered in the array of services where a client is evaluated by a licensed medical staff to see if the client needs medications to reduce or eliminate symptomology of a diagnosed mental health, substance use or developmental disability. All medications shall be based on a proper medical order and prescribed by a qualified medical professional. Clients will receive a prescription from medical staff to be filled by a pharmacy of the client’s choice.

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• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit

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CCA's are the Psychological Assessments required by the juvenile court to help court counselors, at-risk youth-serving agencies, and Judges to assess risks and determine the most appropriate intervention, consequences, and treatment for the youth facing adjudication.

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• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit

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Child or Adolescent counseling with specialty in Trauma and PTSD. Also provides additional services.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Mental health - treatment
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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The program provides tutoring and homework assistance in a supportive environment. Meeting two days per week in addition to these primary services, the program also teaches character education, career exploration, life skills, and provides recreation. The goal of After-School Plus is to see the child succeed in school and home by establishing habits that will become automatic responses in the classroom and in life.

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• School - school behavior
• School - performance

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A community service program organized by the Recreation Department designed to provide court-ordered community service and victim's compensation for offending juveniles.

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• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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Coastal Horizons will expand our anger management group in Bladen County. Using Aggression Replacement Training (ART) which is an evidenced based intervention design to alter the behavior of chronically aggressive youth. It is designed to teach a broad curriculum of pro-social behaviors and anger control to empower youth to modify their own anger. It improves anger control, decreases the frequency of acting-out behaviors, and increases the frequency of constructive, pro-social behaviors.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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DSS offers many services. The purpose here is regarding CPS, however, anyone is welcome to apply, and inquire about child care assistance, work first, food stamps, medicaid and other assistance that may be available to help.

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• Basic needs
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns

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Alase Center for Enrichment is here to improve the quality of life and strengthen the families and communities of individuals through the provision of inspirational guidance. Clients can expect to be challenged to find the answers that come from within an understanding, supportive, and judgment free environment. There are services provided in these following areas: Couple/Marital Therapy, Family Counseling, Parental Guidance, Adolescent and Child Therapy, Depression and Anxiety, Overcoming Grief

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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SAFTE is a substance abuse family education and intervention program designed to educate students and parents/guardians regarding issues of, not only alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, but also about healthy family relationships. The approach emphasizes wellness through improved communications between students and their parent(s)/guardian(s). The program incorporates core components of the following evidence-based curriculum: Project Success.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Child Protective Services, in home treatment services, foster care, kinship care

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - child welfare concerns

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Strengthening Families Component is an evidence-based parenting/youth skill building series for juveniles ages 7-17 and their families. This scientifically tested curriculum helps parents/caregivers learn nurturing skills that support their children, teaches parents how to effectively discipline and guide their youth, gives youth a healthy future orientation and an increased appreciation of their parents/caregivers, and teaches youth skills for dealing with stress and peer pressure.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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IAFT is a highly structured placement for children and adolescents with significant behavioral and emotional challenges. It is an evidenced based, family-centered model that supports children though a loving and therapeutic home environment. Service is provided in a TFC setting.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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The counseling program seeks the reduction of juvenile crime by providing individual treatment for young people , ages 6-17, with mental health, behavioral health and substance abuse problems with a priority to serve court referred youth in both High Point and Greensboro. Best practices include the Systems of Care Model, trauma focused CBT, and Seven Challenges.

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• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment

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MST is an intensive family & community based treatment program that addresses the multiple determinants of antisocial behavior in adolescents. MST is research focused and outcome driven. It has proven to be a cost effective program that aims to decrease the rates of incarceration & out-of-home placements.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening

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Therapeutic foster services.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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The Alexander Youth Tribunal is a peer sentencing program designed to provide a meaningful alternative to dealing with non-violent offenders and first time offenders between the ages of 11 and 17 who have committed misdemeanors.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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The Alexander Youth Tribunal offers adjudicated and diverted youth ages 6-17, a restorative justice program that includes community service, restitution to provide youth with meaningful service options that either directly address the offense committed or aid in their personal development.

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• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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The ALIVE program will provide court referred youth ages 14-18 with a diverse vocational/life skills program. ALIVE focuses on teaching youth the skills needed to become responsible, healthy adults. This will be done by providing positive adult contact to teach acceptable social behaviors while using the research based curriculum Social Responsibility Training. ALIVE will also teach life skills such as money management, basic home repairs, cooking on a budget, resume building, job related skills

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• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Child and Family Services provide child protective services. To make a report regarding abuse, neglect, or dependency during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8am and 5pm call 336-372-1445; or after hours, and on weekends or holidays call the Alleghany County Sheriff's Office 336-372-4455 and ask for the Social Worker On Call.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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We provide transportation within and to destinations beyond Alleghany County including elderly/disabled, general public, and medical transportation including approved Medicaid appointments (requires a 3 day notice for intown and 5 day notice for out of town). Employment transportation is provided only in Alleghany.

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• Basic needs

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The Alleghany Youth Justice Project offers adjudicated and diverted youth a restorative justice program that includes community service, restitution to provide youth with meaningful service options that either directly address the offense committed or aid in their personal development.

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• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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The Alleghany Youth Justice Project offers adjudicated and diverted youth a restorative justice program that includes youth tribunal process to provide youth with meaningful service options that either directly address the offense committed or aid in their personal development.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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Girls Circle and Council for Boys and Young Men are evidence-based structured support and skill-building group for youth ages 12-18 years, which integrates relational theory, resiliency practices and skills building. Designed to increase positive connections, strengths, and competence in youth.

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• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Allen Brooks professional counseling is an outpatient counseling agency. Our sex offender specific program provides treatment, family and group counseling to individuals and families affected by sexually deviant behavior and trauma. We offer groups that specialize in psychosexual behavior education and relapse prevention. In our best efforts we attempt to treat the CI and family whenever possible. Allen Brooks also provides supervision, training and therapy in the group home level III .

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Alliance is the managed care organization (MCO), for public behavioral healthcare for the citizens of Durham, Wake, Cumberland, Johnston, Orange, Mecklenburg, Harnett. Although we do not directly provide services, our job is to ensure that individuals seeking help receive the quality services & supports they are eligible for to help them achieve their goals & live as independently as possible...Behavioral healthcare professionals are available in the Access and Information Center 24 hours a day

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Community Respite is temporary residential relief for a caregiver that is caring for a child with mental health needs.

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• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)

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Agency provides Therapeutic Foster Care to youth with a mental health diagnosis that cannot be maintained in the community and home. Agency also provides (different entry) Community Respite.

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The Alternative Counseling Education program (ACE) is a board approved alternative for long-term suspensions for students who violate Board Policy 4309, the Code of Student Conduct, Rule L3-1. Program provides drug education/prevention services.

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• School - school behavior
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment

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We provide youth group counseling that incorporates evidenced based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and contingency management. The overall purpose of the APG program is to improve the quality of life of youth and families by eliminating the risk factors associated with juvenile delinquency. The program aims to increase basic skills needed for youth to achieve and maintain abstinence, increase positive peer associations and positive coping strategies.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Program provides school-based interventions for interpersonal and social skills development through one-on-one counseling, group sessions, and behavior monitoring.

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• Skills - social skills

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The Homebuilders model is an Evidence Based Program that is highly successful at reducing out of home placement and providing concrete support in times of crisis. This program would eliminate existing service gaps in the current continuum of care, while additionally diversifying family centered treatment. The model requires caseloads to remain on average at 2 families with ten hours of treatment per week completed by one professional. Services are rendered in the home or community for 4-6 weeks.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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A direct and family centered approach to empower parents by providing positive parenting skills and strategies to reduce juvenile behavior problems and strengthen families; The program will focus on skills related to conflict resolution, anger management, and appropriate parent/child roles and expectations.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - free time

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Multisystemic Therapist ( MST) is an intensive, family, home and community-based treatment program designed to address serious problem behaviors of youth between the ages of 12 through 18. The 3-5 month long program targets behaviors including but not limited to aggressive/violent acting out and substance abuse. MST empowers parents with the skills and resources needed to independently address the difficulties that arise in raising adolescent and empowers youth to cope with their problems.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Multi-systemic Therapy (MST)- an intensive, family, home, community-based treatment program designed to address the serious problem of behaviors of youth between the ages of 12-18. The 3-5 month program targets behaviors including but not limited to aggressive, violent, defiance at home, school community. It also addresses substance use. Multi-systemic Therapy- Problem Sexual Behavior (MST-PSB) - an adaptation of MST developed for 10.5 -18 youth with sexually deliquent behaviors.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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AMIkids NCFS provides in-home Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Services to youth and their families in 89 out of 100 counties across North Carolina through a contract with the DPS, DACJJ. FFT is an evidenced based model in which a therapist consistently works with all family members throughout the duration of treatment and focuses on family roles and needs, motivation, replacement skills, and extending learned skills into the community to break negative behavioral cycles.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - free time

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AMIkids NCFS provides in-home Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Services to youth and their families in 89 out of 100 counties across North Carolina through a contract with the DPS, DACJJ. FFT is an evidenced based model in which a therapist consistently works with all family members throughout the duration of treatment and focuses on family roles and needs, motivation, replacement skills, and extending learned skills into the community to break negative behavioral cycles.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - free time

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AMIkids NCFS provides in-home Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Services to youth and their families in 89 out of 100 counties across North Carolina through a contract with the DPS, DACJJ. FFT is an evidenced based model in which a therapist consistently works with all family members throughout the duration of treatment and focuses on family roles and needs, motivation, replacement skills, and extending learned skills into the community to break negative behavioral cycles.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - free time

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AMIkids NCFS provides in-home Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Services to youth and their families in 89 out of 100 counties across North Carolina through a contract with the DPS, DACJJ. FFT is an evidenced based model in which a therapist consistently works with all family members throughout the duration of treatment and focuses on family roles and needs, motivation, replacement skills, and extending learned skills into the community to break negative behavioral cycles.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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AMIkids NCFS provides in-home Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Services to youth and their families in 89 out of 100 counties across North Carolina through a contract with the DPS, DACJJ. FFT is an evidenced based model in which a therapist consistently works with all family members throughout the duration of treatment and focuses on family roles and needs, motivation, replacement skills, and extending learned skills into the community to break negative behavioral cycles.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We offer a variety of therapeutic services to aid individuals and families through their most difficult and challenging times. Our therapy population includes individual therapy and is available for children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing emotional and behavioral problems.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Provides a structured safe-haven for youth during critical after school hours. During after school, youth will receive tutorial and academic assistance as well as curriculum designed to improve interpersonal and life skills in order to target risk factors.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Provides opportunities for youth to be held accountable for their actions to the community and/or victim through performance of monetary restitution and community service.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Division of Social Services works to enable community members and their families to support themselves and to provide care and protection for all populations, as needed.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)

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Ardomore Family Practice is a medical agency that is here to serve the healthcare needs for families.

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• Health care

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The program provides a structured environment with adult supervision to students when suspended from school or returning to the community form detention centers. Priority students are adjudicated or at-risk of adjudication. The structured day program is collaborated with the local school system who provides a certified teacher and online options for youth to maintain their academic learning. The structured day program also provides quality and motivational enrichment activities.

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• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting

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Ascend Psychological Services, PLLC offers a safe, secure, private place to discuss a variety issues one on one with a trained, experienced counselor. We offer individual psychotherapy. Visit are website at Ascendpsy.com

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• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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The Asheboro/Randolph Juvenile Restitution Program is a program for juvenile offenders ages 7-17 that are diverted or referred by the court. The program allows youth to be held accountable for their actions by completing community service to repay the victim monetary restitution. The program emphasizes on accountability, responsibility, education, and justice.The program receives a score from the Standard Program Evaluation Protocol that measures quality of services provided by the program.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Mediation/Conflict Resolution is a Restorative Justice program that shall provide opportunities for youth experiencing conflict, including those who caused harm, to understand the impact of their behavior. Youth engage in with peers, school officials, Juvenile Justice Staff, Law Enforcement and other stake holders regarding the youth and their school truancy, bullying behaviors, violations of school rules, community standards, and other concerning issues brought before the team.

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• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness

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For Adult and Family Medicaid and Food and Nutrition Services Applications:The best option is to apply online at: https:epass.nc.gov/CitizenPortal/application.do At this website you can make an application for Medicaid and Food and Nutrition Services. If you are unable to apply online we also offer these options:You can call 336-846-5719 and ask to do a telephone application or ask for an application for these programs be mailed to you.

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• Health care

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Family Support Services:Please call services intake at 336-846-5719 to speak with a social worker about all the programs Ashe DSS offers.

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• Basic needs
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Community and peers - community

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Child Protective Services. Assessing suspected cases of abuse, neglect or dependency. To make a report Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm, call 336-846-5719. or after hours or weekends call the Ashe County Sheriff's Dept. 336-846-5633.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)

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Ashe TAB, Ashe Tutoring, Attendance, and Behavior, will work with students in grades 7-11 to improve academic functioning as well as school behavior problems. Students will set goals for academic, attendance, and behavior improvements and success. Ashe TAB will serve youth involved with Juvenile Court Services and at-risk population will be provided skill building programs that address the areas that are preventing the student from succeeding.

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• School - school behavior
• School - performance

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Ashe Teen Court is a restorative justice program that utilizes youth volunteers to hear cases and determine appropriate sanctions. Sanctions, ranging from community service to essays, are completed under program supervision.

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• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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The Ashe Youth Justice Project offers adjudicated and diverted youth a restorative justice program that includes community service and restitution options that either directly address the offense committed or aid in their personal development.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Girls Circle and Council for Boys and Young Men are evidence-based structured support and skill-building group for youth ages 12-18 years, which integrates relational theory, resiliency practices and skills building. Designed to increase positive connections, strengths, and competence in youth.

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• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts. Youth are a part of the program for 16 weeks and meet for three hours once a week for instruction. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients unique learning styles and help them apply the skills in a work environment. Youth ages 15-17 also receive training to become Food Safety Managers and get job placement assistance.

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• Skills - social skills
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills

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Technology has opened up new vocational options for the upcoming generation that are not age-restricted. The Connection program teaches youth entrepreneurial and vocational skills through a music production job training program. Learning is project-based and designed to prepare youth for employment, higher education, and/or business ownership. Youth with a wide range of abilities and work preferences will find a role that fits them best, from the artistically-inclined to the technically-minded.

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• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts. Youth are a part of the program for 16 weeks and meet for three hours once a week for instruction. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients unique learning styles and help them apply the skills in a work environment. Youth ages 15-17 receive ServSafe food safety training and certification exam, making them more marketable for employment.

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• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Technology has opened up new vocational options for the upcoming generation that are not age-restricted. The Connection program teaches youth entrepreneurial and vocational skills through a music production job training program. Learning is project-based and designed to prepare youth for employment, higher education, and/or business ownership. Youth with a wide range of abilities and work preferences will find a role that fits them best, from the artistically-inclined to the technically-minded.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment
• Employment and free time - free time

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Kids at Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts. Youth are a part of the program for 16 weeks and meet for three hours once a week for instruction. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients' unique learning styles and help them apply both the technical and soft skills in a work environment.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Technology has opened new vocational options for the upcoming generation that are not age-restricted. The Connection program teaches youth entrepreneurial and vocational skills through a music production job training program. Project-based learning is designed to prepare youth for employment, higher education, and/or business ownership. Youth ages 13-17 having a range of abilities and work preferences will find a role that fits them best, from the artistically-inclined to the technically-minded.

Problem Areas Addressed:

• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Vocational Directions is a restitution/community service program designed to provide juveniles with accountability for their previous actions while also learning about different careers through their exposure at various service sites. The youth learn from the individuals who work in those locations while also contributing to the site and/or those it serves. They also complete processing exercises about their past actions as well as the learning that took place as a result of the program.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts. Youth are a part of the program for 16 weeks and meet for three hours once a week for instruction. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients unique learning styles and help them apply the skills in a work environment. Youth ages 15-17 also receive training to become certified in ServSafe food safety, making them more marketable to employers.

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• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills
• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior

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Vocational Directions is a restitution/community service program designed to provide juveniles with accountability for their previous actions while also learning about different careers through their exposure at various service sites. The youth learn from the individuals who work in those locations while also contributing to the site and/or those it serves. They also complete processing exercises about their past actions as well as the learning that took place as a result of the program.

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• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills

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The Forward Focus program provides youth with a vocational assessment to determine potential career paths and then matches youth with work sites in the community to gain exposure and experience in those fields. Staff work with the youth to explore the educational needs, training options, and expected income for their top career choices. The youth also debrief their work experiences with peers and staff for deeper self-reflection and learning from others.

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• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts. Youth are a part of the program for 16 weeks and meet for three hours once a week for instruction. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients unique learning styles and help them apply the skills in a work environment. Youth ages 15-17 receive ServSafe food safety training and certification exam, making them more marketable for employment.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills development program based around the culinary arts, where students learn interpersonal skills and practice those skills in an experiential culinary environment. The Kids At Work curriculum consists of 16 hands-on culinary and interpersonal lessons that meet the needs of at-risk youth and set them up for academic and vocational success. Additionally for students of employment age, we work with community partners to set students up with internships or jobs

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• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Skills - social skills
• Employment and free time - employment

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Kids At Work is an interpersonal skills program based around the culinary arts for youth. The program lasts for 16 weeks and meets for three hours once a week for instruction with rolling admissions. The curriculum consists of 24 hands-on lessons that are designed to meet the clients various learning styles and help them apply the skills in the real world. Working-aged youth (15-20) also receive training to become certified in ServSafe (food safety curriculum).

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Aspiring Hearts Counseling provides individual mental health counseling to all ages in Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas. Counseling specialties include: Grief, LGBTQ issues, Play Therapy, Trauma/TF-CBT, and Problematic Sexual Behavior-CBT. Additional services are also available. Telehealth services available.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Comprehensive Clinical Assessments covers both mental health and substance issues.The CCA gathers all the psychosocial information, history and family background of the client and then makes a diagnosis and referral.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Mental health - assessment
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - firestarting
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We work with all types of families. Our focus is on communicating AND DIALOGUING; HEALING DAMAGED EMOTIONS.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We work with clients on an individual basis and can include members of the family in counseling sessions as a group when appropriate. Areas of specialty: grief, trauma, mood disorders, PTSD, family relationships, co-occurring disorders, and recovery. We formulate a case treatment plan for the client and link them to community resources for additional support.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - treatment
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Aggression - animal cruelty
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We specialize in the Outpatient Program that covers the 12 Core Functions beginning with an assessment and create an individualized treatment plan for each client. Services include Prevention, Early Intervention, Outpatient, Family Links to supports, and Relapse Prevention.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - parenting skills
• Family - child welfare concerns
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• School - school attachment
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Alcohol and drugs - assessment
• Alcohol and drugs - treatment
• Mental health - assessment
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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This is for trauma for children, adults, teens and military/first responders. I work with problem areas from physical, emotional, mental and sexual abuse traumas.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - treatment
• Aggression - bullying/threatening
• Aggression - violence (physical aggression)
• Attitudes - victim awareness
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority

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This Component of the Program is designed to address life and literacy skills in the context of Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Interactive Journaling for court-involved youth 14 to 18 years old. Each of the six modules are topic based and specific to juvenile justice involved youth. Each module will be 30 days long. New participants can join every six months. Participants may or may not be enrolled in both components, which will be determined during the admission process.

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• School - school behavior
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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We specialize in providing focused, effective, student-centered academic instruction and skill-building support.

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• School - performance
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Mental health - intellectual and developmental disabilit
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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Provide basic primary health care ages 0-19, medical care including sick visits, well checks, immunizations, ADHD, special needs, pre-dental, etc.

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• Health care

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We provide care and placement to the juveniles who are in DSS custody while working to reunify with their parents.

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• Basic needs
• Health care
• Family - family relationship quality
• Family - child welfare concerns

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This program will engage teenage students in Interpersonal Skill Building with adult mentors through a variety of activities. These activities will take place during extracurricular times. These activities will engage a diverse group of peers including students who are high risk. Group programs will include a variety of activities including but not limited to experiential programs, after school programs that include opportunities for academic support and interpersonal skill building.

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• Family - family relationship quality
• School - school behavior
• School - performance
• Community and peers - anti-social influences
• Community and peers - community
• Attitudes - attitudes toward authority
• Skills - self-regulation skills
• Skills - social skills

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