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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010DURHAM MENTORS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUT MCDONALD VICK 315 E. CHAPEL HILL ST. SUITE 310DURHAM COMPANIONS, INC. vick@durhammentors.org 919-956-9466Program Type: MentoringYOUNG WARRIORS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP PR NATHAN LIGO 2518 MILLWOOD COURTBUDO KARATE HOUSE nligo@hotmail.com 919-923-6915Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingYoung Warriors Athlete Scholarship Program. Component funding will allow us to continue this program already started this year for up to 10DJJDP-referred kids for 10-week sessions. Continuing component will allow DJJDP kids to participate in a structured, interpersonalskill-building athletic activity outside of school 2 or more times per week.CHILD AND PARENT SUPPORT SERV ROBERT MURPHY, PHD 411 W. CHAPEL ST SUITE 908CHILD AND PARENT SUPPORT SERVICES robert.murphy@duke.edu 919-419-3474Program Type: CounselingResearch consistently indicates that children and youth who experience trauma are at greater risk for involvement in criminal behavior and thattraumatic experiences are common among those already involved with the juvenile justice system. Rigorous trauma assessments, includingclinical interviews and completion of well-validated standardized measures performed by mental health clinicians at Child & Parents SupportServices/CCFh, will serve to identify previously untreated trauma-related systems that contribute to the delinquent behavior of identified youth.DURHAM CTY EMERGENCY SHELTER & CRISIS CELIA JEFFERSON 326 MAIN STCRIMINAL JUSTICE RESOURCE CENTER cjefferson@co.durham.nc.us 919-560-0534Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareRapid response beds are a short term respite placement for children who are experiencing serious crisis and require a temporary emergencyresidential placement outside of the home. In addition a wide range of crisis intervention services is needed for the youth, such as individual andfamily counseling, mediation, conflict resolution, and trauma counseling.New Sponsoring agency began 7/1/2009Began date: 7/01/2009DURHAM MEDIATION CENTER GRACE J. MARSH 634 FOSTER STWOMEN IN ACTION wiaa68@yahoo.com 919-680-4908Program Type: MediationThe project will deter youth from entering the pipeline of the criminal justice system by utilitzing restorative justice practices, includingvictim-offender mediation, teachng conflict resolution skills, and administering in-school truancy court, for youth that are displaying delinquentbehavior or at risk for juvenile delinquency.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyEdgecombeEDGECOMBE TEEN COURT KATHRYN LENNOX PO BOX 4428MEDIATION CENTER OF EASTERN CAROLINA klennox@mceconline.org 252-758-0268Program Type: Teen CourtMCED is the sponsor for the Teen Court Program. First time offenders with minor offenses will be served by this mock court program where upto 45 offenders can be tried by a jury of peers and where other positions in the court are also held by juveniles. Accountability, swift judicialactions, and a clear understanding of the judicial process are goals of the program.RESOLVE IT TOGETHER KATHRYN LENNOX PO BOX 4428MEDIATION CENTER OF EASTERN CAROLINA klennox@mceconline.org 252-758-0268Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingProgram is an Interpersonal Skills Program that offers mediation to youth and their parents.FAMILY PRESERVATION KEN PERRY PO BOX 10917METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN kperry@mhfc.com 919-754-3632Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingMHC will provide family/parent services to 10 children/families. Serves 100% court-involved youth unless they lack referrals. 1-3 hoursintensive family work with clinical supervision. Program copies Wilson County model which worked well the past few years.ONE + ONE = SUCCESS WILBERT HARRISON PO BOX 242SPEED REDEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION, INC. speed27881@yahoo.com 252-823-6194Program Type: Tutoring/Academic EnhancementProgram is a 6 week summer program which offers tutoring to 40-50 youth who made level I and II on their reading and math EOGs.STRENGTHENING FAMILIES PROGRAM MICHELLE SILVERI 1608 CURTIS STREETWILLIFORD FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER mgsilveri@nrms.k12.nc.us 252-462-2851Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingSFP is a 14-session, research-based parenting skills, children`s life skills, and family life skills training program specifically designed forhigh-risk families. Sessions will be held weekly for 14 weeks for 2-hour group sessions.IT STARTS WITH "U" EMPLOYMENT & MENTORI TALIFERRO BLUE PO BOX 392IT STARTS WITH `U` FOUNDATION taliferroablue@hotmail.com 252-641-1832Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThe program will help "at risk" youth and their families develop skills and strategies to improving relationships in the home, community, schooland employment. Focus on resolving conflict, improving academic skill levels and building strong relationships within the family andcommunity.TRI COUNTY THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE KENNETH D. PERRY 1041 WASHINGTON STMETHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN kperry@mhfc.org 919-754-3632Program Type: Specialized Foster CareThe program provides therapeutic foster care for one youth (male or female) age 10-17 involved with the DJJDP in Edgecombe, Nash and Wilsoncounties. Eligible youths will meet criteria to enter into a voluntary placement agreement with their county DSS or will be eligible for Medicaid.EMERGENCY FOSTER CARE DSS MARVA SCOTT 3003 N MAIN STEDGECOMBE COUNTY DSS marva.scott@co.edgecombe.nc.us 252-641-7611Program Type: Temporary Foster CareThis program is operated by the Edgecombe DSS and provides short term emergency placement to Juvenile Court-referred youth primarily, andother youth at risk, in 3 identified and specially trained foster homes. This contract has a client capacity of 4 with an average length of stay of 45days. Youth in placement continue with school and other services as needed. The impact of the program is to stabilize behavior while counselingprepares the youth and family for re-entry or while long term placement is obtained.
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