Suppoortive Services for Youth - Guilford Education Alliance

Community Resource Website/Email Phone Description of Services
National Conference for Community
and Justice (NCCJ)
NC Cooperative Extension—Guilford
County
www.nccjtriad.org (336) 272-0359
www.ces.ncsu.edu/guilford/ (336) 375-5876
Sponsors youth-based Anytown, Different and the Same, The Green
Circle, High School Leadership Training, and Partners for Inclusion
programs. Focus on promoting diversity tolerance and combating
racism.
Conducts educational programs in specialized areas such as
housing, food selection/preparation, diet, nutrition. Sponsors 4-H
program for youth ages 6-19.
One Step Further
www.onestepfurther.com
(336) 275-3699
(Greensboro)
Provides mediation, sentencing alternatives, teen court, life skills
training, and community service restitution programming for youth.
Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of
Greensboro
www.greensborobgc.org (336) 274-1509
Win-Win Resolutions www.winwinresolutions.org (336) 230-1232
YMCA of Greensboro
www.ymcagreensboro.org
(336) 478-YMCA
(336) 272-2131
(336) 882-YMCA
(336) 387-YMCA
The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of Greensboro provides
tutoring, computer training, sports education, homework help, and
mentoring.
Reduces violence and prejudice in schools and communities by
teaching conflict resolution and positive social skills through
interactive drama presentation.
Seven locations offering recreational, physical fitness, athletic,
educational, and after school programs.
YMCA of High Point
www.hpymca.org
(336) 869-0151
(336) 434-4000
(336) 861-7788
Several locations offering programs and activities for children, adults
and seniors. Programs include aerobics, cardiovascular exercising,
adult sports, youth sports, youth summer camps and swimming.
YWCA of Greensboro www.ywcagsonc.org (336) 273-3461
YWCA of High Point www.ywcahp.com (336) 882-4126
11. Mentoring
Offers health and fitness services, educational workshops, skill
development, and after school care.
Offers programs in health, fitness, and after school care. Serves all
sectors of the community, including men, but places emphasis on
programs for women and girls.
21st Century Scholars—Communities
in Schools of High Point
www.cisnet.org/highpoint (336) 883-6434
Provides career assessment and college access activities and
support for 7th-12th graders. Students sign a pledge to be alcohol-,
drug-, and crime-free and can participate in college trips, job
shadowing, financial aid workshops, and scholarship searches. Many
students have career mentors--volunteers who meet with the
students once or twice per month--to explore careers.
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