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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyLincolnJUVENILE MEDIATION JANET MAHANNAH 410 W. FRANKLIN BOULEVARD, SUITE 40MEDIATION CENTER OF THE SOUTHERN PIEDMT med_so_pied@hotmail.com 704-868-9576Program Type: MediationJuvenile Mediation provides a forum for youth to face other parties in their offenses and assume responsibility for their actions. Conflictresolution classes help youth to develop skills to deal with conflict without resorting to violence.STRENGTHENING FAMILIES BILLY MARSH PO BOX 1315, 107 S. ABERNETHY ST.COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF LINCOLN COUNTY cislinc@msn.com 704-736-0303Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingStrengthening Families is a scientifically-based parent/family skill building program designed to help parents build on their strengths. Youthdevelop skills in handling peer pressure and building a positive future.MULTISYSTEMIC THERAPY (MST) MELINDA WILSON 1904 DALLAS CHERRYVILLE HIGHWAYALEXANDER YOUTH NETWORK mwilson@alexanderyouthnetwork.org 704-953-4777Program Type: Home Based Family CounselingMulti-systemic Therapy (MST), a home-based family counseling program, is an evidence-based model effective with children who are involvedin the juvenile court system and who have behavioral health issues. This family centered program works with youth/families in their communitiesto address behavior problems at home, in school,and in the neighborhood.TRAILS TO SUCCESS ASHLEY HAYES 1037 SAIN ROADTHE SHEPHERDS RANCH angelbug89@wildblue.net 704-806-5515Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThe Equine Assisted Skill Building program`s primary focus is the development of interpersonal skills related to communication, conflictresolution and behavior management. The program is experiential in nature using horses to help participants learn about themselves.TAKE HOLD OF THE REINS ASHELY HAYES 1037 SAIN ROADSHEPHERD EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY angelbug89@wildblue.net 704-806-5515Program Type: CounselingPrimary focus of this program is to provide professional substance abuse therapy and assessments to those youth in the moderate to high risk ofcontinued substance abuse. The primary modality of counseling will be Equine Assisted Psychotherapy through a licensed substance abusetherapist.CIS GIVES BACK BILLY MARSH 956 REEPSVILLE RDCOMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS LINCOLN CTY cislinc@bellsouth.net 704-736-0303Program Type: RestitutionThe program uses local businesses, government agencies, and non-profit agencies to provide opportunities for the juvenile to "pay back"restitution.SAVVY SHEPHERD ASHLEY HAYES 1037 SAIN ROADSHEPHERD EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY INC. angelbug89@wildblue.net 704-806-5515Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingThe primary focus of this after school program is in developing interpersonal skills in a positive group setting related to communication, conflictresolution and behavior management. The program will serve court referred youth.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyMaconHAWTHORN HEIGHTS EMORY WELCH PO BOX 99MOUNTAIN YOUTH RESOURCES, INC. emory@mountainyouthresources.org 828-586-8958Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareHawthorn Heights is a temporary shelter care program based in a 2-story home in Bryson City, NC that serves the state`s 7 southwestern counties.Capacity of 9 who are in need of protection, planning, crisis intervention, family conflict resolution, teaching/training, or behavior stabilization.The program offers family counseling and uses behavior modification system and moral reconation training in the home.PROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionProject Challenge is a resitution and community service program. It provides participants the opportunity to fulfill their obligation to the courtsby completing community service and provides victims repayment of monetary loss.PACESETTERS ADVENTURES GIL HARGETT 1920 CARTER COVE ROADWESTERN CAROLINA PACESETTERS paceset@dnet.net 828-389-0747Program Type: Experiential Skill BuildingThis program utilizes a multitude of experiential skill building activities developed over the past 14 years working with at risk and court involvedyouth that enables students to build pro social skills, gain self confidence, and become better students and citizens.
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