Juvenile Justice Service Directory

The programs contained in this directory represent a wide spectrum of services across North Carolina. Not all of the programs listed receive funding and oversight by the Juvenile Justice Section of North Carolina Department of Public Safety’s Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice. The programs that do receive funding and/or oversight by DPS are designated as such.

1395 programs found
Child will have a psychosocial assessment and a treatment plan will be designed to meet the individual needs of the child and/or family. The treatment plan will include goals, objectives, interventions and target dates. Recommendation for treatment and any other referrals for evaluation or services are fully discussed. SOSEs are also offered at this location.
Lincoln county
Health Choice, Medicaid, Private Insurance
Comprehensive Clinical Assessment
Highly individualized treatment option for children who have social and behavioral problems that create challenges for them in traditional classroom settings. Tutoring, therapists and qualified professionals provide therapy, therapeutic recreation and stress management to help children better manage their emotions and behaviors. Staff are trained in the Neurosequential Model of TherapeuticsT, a developmentally-informed, biologically-respectful approach to working with at-risk children.
Cleveland county
Health Choice, Medicaid, Private Insurance
Day Treatment
Helping Youth Pursue Excellence (HYPE) is a new Medicaid-based program within Alexander Youth Network’s Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program. HYPE provides a series of structured individual, family, and group activities and services in an outpatient setting designed to assist adolescents with addiction disorders. The goal is to begin recovery and learn skills for recovery maintenance while providing education in wellness and life skills.
Guilford county
Health Choice, Medicaid
Wraparound Facilitation/Community Support
Individual Counseling works with the individual to address presenting problems and symptoms of identified diagnosis. AYN also provides a full array of behavioral health services.
Moore county
Health Choice, Medicaid
Individual Counseling
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.
Guilford county
Health Choice, Medicaid, Private Insurance, TRICARE
Individual Counseling
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.
New Hanover county
Health Choice, Medicaid
Multisystemic Therapy
Comprehensive Clinical Assessment and Out-patient therapy associated with level II residential MH placement.
Rutherford county
Medicaid
Comprehensive Clinical Assessment
Parent/Family skill building services to the parents of young people in trouble with or potentially in trouble with the law utilizing the Strengthening Families Program curriculum. Parents and youth participate both separately and together and sessions include: appropriate developmental expectations, teaching parents how to interact positively with children, family communication including active listening and reducing criticism/sarcasm, family meetings to improve organization and consistency.
Guilford county
No charge
Parenting Skills Strengthening Families
The agency provides TFC to youth that cannot be maintained in their home environment and need additional behavioral supports with family trained in behavioral modifications.
Moore county
Health Choice, Medicaid
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)
Therapeutic foster services.
Cumberland county
Health Choice, Medicaid
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)
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