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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyHendersonYOUTH MEDIATION SERVICES CHRISTY BRIDGES 101 SOUTH GROVE ST.DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CTR OF HENDERSON CO. dscyouth@mchsi.com 828-697-7055Program Type: Mediation/Conflict ResolutionThe target population is comprised of youth ages 7-17 who are displaying truant absenteeism as an indicator of multiple problems in the home,including but not limited to lack of socially acceptable values, lack of positive role models, and lack of attainment and family support for basicacademic skills. This program provides a forum for the youth, family and school or other referral source (i.e., Juvenile Justice) to reachself-designed resolution to the issues that brought them to the program. The consequences of breach of resolution are well-defined in the contractso that all parties, including youth, are working toward a positive change in behavior.YOUTH MEDIATION SRVS - DJJDP BOYS GROUP CHRISTY BRIDGES 101 SOUTH GROVE STREETDISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER dscyouth@mchsi.com 828-697-7055Interpersonal Skill Building: Skill building for boys involved with the DJJDP.DJJ GIRLS GROUP CHRISTY BRIDGES 101 SOUTH GROVE STREETDISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER dscyouth@mchsi.com 828-697-7055Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingSkill building for girls involved with the DJJDP.PROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionRestitution program that is a dispositional option to juvenile court allowing participants to repay or give to their community.YOUTH MEDIATION SRVS - FAMILY COACHING CHRISTY BRIDGES 101 SOUTH GROVE STREETDISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER dscyouth@mchsi.com 828-697-7055Parent Skill Building: One on One family skill building for parents and teenagers to improve communication and reduce conflict in the home.C-STOP DAVID JONES 414 FOURTH AVENUE WESTHENDERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS djones@henderson.k12.nc.us 828-697-4733Program Type: Interpersonal SkillsProvides a supervised structured environment for students who are suspended from school or demonstrate significant elevated risk factors forfuture delinquency.C-STOP (Short Term Opportunity Program).PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES JIMMY COX 229 SOUTH WASHINGTON STOPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH pastorjimmy.cox@gmail.com 828-808-4879Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsThis program enables the court counselor to broker psychological services in the form of an assessment exclusively for court involved juvenilesand their families.TEMPORARY SHELTER JIMMY COX 229 SOUTH WASHINGTON STOPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH pastorjimmy@gmail.com 828-808-4879Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareThis program enables the court counselor to broker residential services exclusively for court involved juveniles and their families in need of analternative to living at home for varying lenths of stay attributed to risk factors or problems connected to the needs of the juvenile or family.B&GC EDUCATION & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT KEVIN LAURITSEN PO BOX 1460BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF HENDERSON COUNTY bgc_kmlauritsen@hotmail.com 828-693-9444Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingAfterschool and summer youth development program providing life enhancing programs and character development experiences to at-risk youth.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyHertfordPROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 7548 B HWY 19 EPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type:RestitutionProgram offers community service and restitution to youth ages 10-17 who are referred by the court system.BMB SHELTER HOME ELVIS JONES 1081 NAI-RAD LANEBMB SHELTER HOME, INC. bmb@clis.com 252-792-1883Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareBMB provides residential services for youth in seven counties. There are two homes, one serving 6 girls and one serving 6 boys. They providepublic school access, tutoring, and other services to this population. The length of stay is 90 days or less.SUCCESS ACADEMY WALTER SMITH PO BOX 355NORTHEASTERN ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT CORP simmonstony@hotmail.com 252-308-7054Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingAcademy to provide youth ages 6-17 mentoring, academic services, and behavior modification for court-involved and at-risk youth.YOUTH EXPRESSIONS, INC. KIM JENKINS 112 NORTH MITCHELL STREETYOUTH EXPRESSIONS, INC. youthexpressions@yahoo.com 252-862-4400Program Type: Juvenile Structured DayStructured day programming for day and afterschool offering a positive, structured educational environment for youth.
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