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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyAlexanderPROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionProject Challenge is a dispositional option to juvenile court allowing participants to repay or give back to their community due to the impact oftheir damages or injury casued by their offenses. This is done by way of community service and repayment of monetary loss.RAINBOW CENTER EMERGENCY SHELT JACK BOWERS PO BOX 1194RAINBOW CENTER CHILDREN & FAMILY SERV rainbowcenterjbowers@charter.net 336-667-3333Program Type:Temporary Shelter CareRainbow Center`s Temporary Shelter program serves 9 boys and girls in a residential group home setting but with a maximum stay of only 90days. The program provides structure and stability through utilization of the Teaching Family Model and its behavior modification component.While in the program, youth learn to set goals for themselves. The program teaches youth that the choices they make, whether good or bad, aredirectly related to the consequences that follow and that by learning to make the right choices they can achieve their goals. Youth learn to acceptresponsibility for their behaviors and are empowered to take control of their own lives.NURTURING PARENTING PROGRAM KAREN P. HOYLE 604 7TH STREETALEXANDER CTY DEPT OF SOCIAL SERVICES khoyle@alexandercountync.gov 828-632-1080Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingThis is a 12 week group-based program. Parents and their children attend the program together. Families learn nurturing communicationstrategies, how to recognize each other`s needs, how to understand the period of adolescence, and ways to build their own personal power,self-esteem and self-concept. Parents and children will have weekly group sessions.PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES RICH FRENCH 621 LILEDOUN RD, BOX 1COUNTY OF ALEXANDER rfrench@alexandercountync.gov 828-632-9332Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsThis program will provide needed psychological evaluation of DJJDP court referred youth to assist the court counselors in assessing the mentalhealth of youth referred and recommend appropriate treatment options for youth and families.DONLIN COUNSELING SERV/ACCORD RICK FRENCH 621 LILEDOUN RD BOX 1ALEXANDER COUNTY rfrench@alexandercountync.gov 828-632-9332Program Type: CounselingThis is a counseling/intervention service for the Juvenile Court clients with an emphasis on drug/alcohol assessment and treatment. This programuses both individual and group techniques to change behavior. Two master level counselors will provide services to approximately 24 youthduring the year with an average length of stay of 90-120 days.MULTI FAMILY SUBSTANCE ABUSE RICK FRENCH 621 LILEDOUN RD, BOX 1ALEXANDER COUNTY rfrench@alexandercountync.gov 828-632-9332Program Type: Substance Abuse TreatmentSubstance abuse treatment designed to work with multiple family members in group counseling.SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT RICK FRENCH 621 LILEDOUN RD, BOX 1ALEXANDER COUNTY rfrench@alexandercountync.gov 828-632-9332Program Type: Sex Offender TreatmentCognitive behavioral treatment for youth charged with sexual offending behavior and working with the families of these youth.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyAlleghanyPROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionProject Challenge is a resitution and community services program. They provide participants the opportunity to fulfill their obligation to thecourts by completing community service and provides victims repayment of monetary loss.JUVENILE MEDIATION MELISSA JOHNSON 133 N WATER STBLUE RIDGE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CTR, INC. brdsc@goboone.net 828-264-3040Program Type: Mediation/Conflict ResolutionThe Juvenile Mediation Program provides mediation services to juveniles for truancy, crimes against persons, crimes against property, and familydiscord.JCPC AFTER SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM PATTI COX 85 PEACHTREE STREETALLELGHANY COUNTY SCHOOLS 336-372-4345Program Type: CounselingThe primary goal of the JCPC Afterschool Counseling program is to assist students in developing appropriate skill to ensure personal andacademic success. Supportive services will be provided to parents of students.RAINBOW CENTER-TEMPORARY SHELTER JOHN KOPPELMEYER PO BOX 1BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN jkippelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-873-1011Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareTemporary Shelter serves 9 boys and girls in a residential group home setting with a mazimum stay of only 90 days. The program providesstructure and stability through utilization of the Teaching Family Model and its behavior modification component.RAINBOW CENTER-GROUP HOME JOHN KOPPELMEYER PO BOX 1BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN jkippelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-873-1011Program Type: Group Home CareRainbow Center`s Group Home is a 9 bed, co-ed, DSS-licensed home. This home utilizes the Teaching Family Model and its behaviormodification point system. Clients learn skills for good decision-making and are empowered to utilize these skills in taking responsibility for theirown lives.PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING JOHN KOPPELMEYER PO BOX 1BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN jkoppelmeyer@bariumsprings.org 704-873-1011Program Type: Psychological TestingPsychological testing services for the Alleghany County court involved youth.
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