Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Report Submitted October 1 ...

North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010ADOLESCENT ANGER MANAGEMENT GROUP MIKE BRIDGES 1001 REYNOLDA ROADTHE CHILDREN`S HOME, INC. mbridges@tchome.org 336-721-7657Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThis component is an evidence-based anger management group for adolescent males and females ages 11-17. In addition, the group also has afamily component to improve parenting skills and family relations. Juveniles identified by DJJDP or other partnering agencies (e.g. schools,mental health programs, and law enforcement) as needing assistance with the development of anger management skills.MULTIPLE FAMILY TREATMENT GROUP MIKE BRIDGES 1001 REYNOLDA RDTHE CHILDREN`S HOME, INC. mbridges@tchome.org 336-721-7657Program Type: CounselingThis component is a cost effective, empirically supported multiple family treatment group for disruptive families with adolescent males andfemales ages 11 to 17. The youth have been identified as delinquents, undisciplined, or as at-risk youth. The program also realizes the goal ofJCPC/ DJJDP and CenterPoint Human Services in "blending funds" in a collaborative effort to help our community`s youth lead happy andproductive lives.SECOND CHANCES RENEE OGLESBY 530 N SPRING ST, STE ACOMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF FORSYTH CTY roglesby@cisfc.org 336-397-9983Program Type: Tutoring/Academic EnhancementThis program will provide a structured day for youth to include a half day of academic assistance using the PLATO system or pacing guides fromthe Winston Salem Forsyth County schools depending on age. The program will also provide half day of behavior modification program.STRENGTHENING FAMILIES PROGRAM REBECCA L. NAGAISHI 1200 S BROAD STFAMILY SERVICES, INC. rnagaishi@fsifamily.org 336-778-7067Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingStrengthening Families Program is an evidence-based parent, youth and family skills-building curriculum designed to strengthen parenting skills,improve family bonding and communication, increase youth`s ability to cope with stress and peer pressure, and prevent adolescent substance.