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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyMadisonJUVENILE MEDIATION MELISSA JOHNSON 133 N WATER STBLUE RIDGE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CTR, INC. brdsc@goboone.net 828-264-3040Program Type: MediationThe Juvenile Mediation Program provides mediation services to juveniles for truancy, crimes against persons, crimes against property, and familydiscord.PROJECT CHALLENGE GORDON KEATH 11A LINK STREETPROJECT CHALLENGE NC gordon@projectchallengenc.org 828-765-0776Program Type: RestitutionProject Challenge is a restitution and community service program. It provides participants the to opportunity fulfill their obligation to the courtsby completing community service and provides victims repayment of monetary loss.MADISON TEAM SUCCESS TAMMA MORIARTY PO BOX 956MADISON COUNTY SCHOOLS 828-649-9276Program Type: Tutoring/Academic Enhancement/MentoringMadison Team Success is an tutoring, academic enhancement service. In addition to offering tutoring, the program works to establish a greaterbond between the participants and their school by providing mentoring, attendance monitoring and make-up assistance.HORSE POWER (SEAT) ASHLEY HAYES 1037 SAIN ROADSHEPHERD`S EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY angelbug89@wildblue.net 704-806-5515Program Type: Psychological AssessmentOutpatient mental health counseling using the experiential model of equine assisted psychotherapy and evidenced based mental health paradigms.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyMartinFRIENDS OF FAMILIES VICKEY M MANNING 210 WEST LIBERTY STREETMARTIN-TYRRELL-WASH HEALTH DEPARTMENT vickey.manning@ncmail.net 252-793-1619Program Type: Parent/Family Skill Building30 classes--6 week x 5 sessions will be offered of "Common Sense Parenting". Mentoring will be provided for children of parents in theprogram. One component compliments and strengthens the other. Juvenile Court youth are primary referral source.(NIFF) NETWORK INITIATIVE FOR FAMILIES SANDRA MCCLEARY PO BOX 186WC CHANCE EAST END ALUMNI ASSOCIATION smccleary@martin.k12.nc.us 252-795-4848Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingNIFF (Network Initiative For Families) Summer Adventure Camp is a summer tutoring and enrichment program that operates in Robersonville atthe W.C. Chance Alumni building within walking distance for most participants. Program has served up to 80 participants and providesremediation, enrichment, special presentations, and weekly field trips.TEEN COURT VICKEY M. MANNING 210 WEST LIBERTY STREETMTW DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT. vickey.manning@ncmail.net 252-793-1619Program Type: Teen CourtThis program provides a diversionary option for Martin County youth that are first time offenders, admitting guilt, who have a qualifyingmisdemeanor. A jury of their peers will assign a constructive sentence in order to provide the juvenile with an opportunity to be held accountablefor their delinquent act.FRIENDS OF FAMILIES - RESTITUTION VICKEY M. MANNING 210 WEST LIBERTY STREETMARTIN-TYRRELL-WASH HEALTH DEPARTMENT vickey.manning@ncmail.net 252-793-1619Program Type: RestitutionProgram offers community service and victim restitution as a component of the Friends of Families program. Serves court referred juveniles;intake/diverted, Level I and Level II as well as teen court referrals.EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES LISA BOWEN 300 N. WATTS STREETMARTIN COUNTY SCHOOLS lbowen@martin.k12.nc.us 252-809-4185Program Type: Tutoring/Academic EnhancementEducational Support Services will address the need for improved educational and social skills among court involved and at-risk juveniles byproviding individual and group practice.BMB SHELTER HOME ELVIS JONES 1081 NAI-RAD LANEBMB SHELTER HOME, INC. bmb@clis.com 252-792-1883Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareThis program provides residential services to 6 males and 6 females in two separate homes. Services provided include attending public school,tutoring, daily chores, leisure time, and recreational activities. Religious activities and church are made available. The home is considered atemporary shelter home, not to exceed 90 days.
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