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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyColumbusYOUTH & FAMILY COUNSELING KEITH JEFFERYS PO BOX 729COLUMBUS COUNTY SCHOOLS kjefferys@columbus.k12.nc.us 910-642-5168Program Type: CounselingA school and home-based counseling program focusing on family issues, academic success, interpersonal skills, and anger management skills.TEEN COURT 13TH DISTRICT JEANNETTE SUGGS COLUMBUS COURTHOUSE SQUARE13TH DISTRICT ATTORNEY`S OFFICE columbusrestcs@yahoo.com 910-755-7472Program Type: Teen CourtFirst time offender diversionary program that accepts youth referred from juvenile court. Youth are tried before their peers and sanctioned.JUVENILE RESTITUTION & COMMUNITY SERVI PATSY THRIFT PO BOX 10087COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF BRUNSWICK CO thrift@2khiway.net 910-755-7472Program Type: RestitutionAn accountability program for youth that are court ordered community service or restitution to victims.MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR YOUTH LAVERN OXENDINE 103 NORTH ELM STREETFAMILY ALTERNATIVES, INC. mrlso@aol.com 910-739-6624Program Type: CounselingThe program will provide family centered services. We will examine the dynamics & address the youth and family unit problems associated withcourt-ordered youth. Services will focus on the youth`s problems in the home, school, and community. Activities will address identifyingproblem behaviors, problem-solving skills, communication skills and positive peer interaction. As stated earlier, the program will target thefamily as whole, providing parents/guardians with support, positive discipline skills, and communication skills.MAKING A DIFFERENCE/PSY ASSESSMENT LAVERN OXENDINE 103 NORTH ELM STFAMILY ALTERNATIVES, INC. mrlso@aol.com 910-739-6624Program Type: Psychological AssessmentCourt psychological services will directly address the planning process to determine an appropriate service plan for each youth.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyCravenAREA DAY REPORTING CENTER BARBARA LEE 500 FORT TOTTEN DRIVEAREA DAY REPORTING INC. ayouth@earthlink.net 252-638-6542Program Type: Structured DayProgram provides a structured, supervised setting where an array of services including academic support, tutoring, and counseling are provided tojuveniles who are suspended from school.RESOLVE BRENDA HOOKS-HARRIS PO BOX 1184MEDIATION CENTER OF EASTERN CAROLINA bharris@mceconline.org 252-633-2538Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingCurriculum-based program providing juveniles and their parents with opportunities to learn, develop, practice and receive reinforcement forpositive interpersonal skills such as problem-solving skills, conflict resolution skills, anger managment skills, and positive interactional skills.TEEN COURT LAURIE ANN OCHS PO BOX 1184MEDIATION CENTER OF EASTERN CAROLINA lochs@mceconline.org 252-633-2538ProgramType: Teen CourtProgram provides an alternative to juvenile court for minor first time offenders. Juveniles are tried by a jury of their peers and required tocomplete appropriate sanctions for their offenses.CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT BARBARA LEE 500 FORT TOTTEN DRIVEAREA DAY REPORTING ayouth@embarqmail.com 252-638-6542Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingRESTITUTION ROBERTA HODGES PO BOX 1556BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF COASTAL CAROLINA cravpamjuvrest@yahoo.com 252-637-9402Program Type: RestitutionReceives referrals from juvenile court and teen court and provides community service for juveniles ordered to perform uncompensatedcommunity service and community service to pay restitution to victims.PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS ROBERTA HODGES PO BOX 1556BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF COASTAL CAROLINA cravpamjuvrest@yahoo.com 252-637-9402Program Type: Psychological EvaluationsReceives referrals from juvenile court for juveniles in need of evaluations/assessments in order to assist in dispositional, placement orindentifying psychological needs of youth who have contact with the juvenile justice system if parents are unable to afford such services.
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