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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyCurrituckPASS MEGHAN DOYLE 2958 CARATOKE HIGHWAYCURRITUCK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION msdoyle@currituck.12.nc.us 252-453-0014Program Type: CounselingThis program provides intervention and prevention services to Juvenile Court-referred youth. It develops individual strategies to assist delinquentyouth to avoid further court involvement, decrease training school commitments, and reduce home/school/parent conflicts. An added componentencourages juveniles to reflect on poor or negative decisions and helps develop adequate decision making skills, improve self-esteem andcommunication skills, and decrease inappropriate behaviors and negative attitudes.RESTITUTION DAN SCANLON PO BOX 39CURRITUCK COUNTY dscanlon@co.currituck.nc.us 252-232-2242Program Type: RestitutionCurrituck County will sponsor this restitution/community service program for court-referred youth. Anticipated 15 to serve next year for Level Ior II CS or restitution. Supervised and housed by the county, work to be done within county agencies.CURRITUCK COUNTY TEEN COURT MEGHAN DOYLE 2958 CARATOKE HIGHWAYCURRITUCK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION msdoyle@currituck.k12.nc.us 252-453-0014Program Type: Teen CourtTeen Court will be taught as an elective at the high school next year at the schools` expense. JCPC funds will be used as a supplement for thedirector and some part-time case management on the part of the assistant to ensure defendants complete their constructive sentence.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyDareSAFE - COUNSELING SERVICES NANCY GRIFFIN PO BOX 280DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS griffinna@dare.k12.nc.us 252-473-5841Program Type: CounselingCounseling program provided by clinicians. One staff member does intensive interventions in the communities and homes of referred juveniles.Other private providers are used for ongoing treatment when the family has transportation.SAFE - PSYCH SERVICES NANCY GRIFFIN PO BOX 280DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS griffinna@dare.k12.nc.us 252-473-5841Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsFunds for up to eight psychological assessments ordered by juvenile court.DARE CO COMMUNITY SERVICE/RESTITUTION BONNIE BENNETT PO BOX 1000DARE COUNTY 252-475-5689Program Type: RestitutionPart-time program offers community service and victim restitution to court-referred juveniles; intake/diverted, Level I and II.4H 326 SUMMER AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRA SONJA BALLANCE PO BOX 968DARE COUNTY 4H AND YOUTH FOUNDATION sonja_ballance@ncsu.edu 252-473-4290Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThe program will provide supervision, academic assistance, life skill building programs, and social skill structuring during the summer monthsand after-school hours.
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