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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyOrangeRESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR YOUTH DISHON CAIN 302 WEST WEAVER STREETDISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER dcain@disputesettlement.org 919-643-1951Program Type: MediationMediation and conciliation programming. Conflict resolution and accountability by the offending juvenileJUVENILE COMMUNITY SERVICES SUSAN WORLEY 205 LLOYD STREET, SUITE 103VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH spw@volunteersforyouth.org 919-942-0005Program Type: RestitutionProgram designed for youth court ordered to perform community service or earn restitution for victims affected by their crimes.FAMILY TABLE PARENT/TEEN TRAIN DISHON CAIN 302 WEST WEAVER STREETDISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER dcain@disputesettlement.org 919-643-1951Program Type: Mediation/Conflict ResolutionFamily Table Plus: 12 Week curriculum based program which includes weekly 2 hr sessions led by conflict resolution facilitators with juvenilesand six 2 hr sessions interspersed with parents.CLINICAL EVAL/ASSESS MH LIAISON JUDY TRUITT 100 EUROPA DRIVE, SUITE 490ORANGE PERSON CHATHAM AREA MH PROGRAM jtruitt@opc-mhc.org 919-913-4010Program Type: AssessmentsProvides mental health and substance abuse screenings for court-involved youth. Liaison services between juvenile court judges, juvenile courtcounselors, and mental health providers.ORANGE COUNTY TEEN COURT SUSAN WORLEY 205 LLOYD STREET, SUITE 103VOLUNTEERS FOR YOUTH, INC. spw@volunteersforyouth.org 919-967-4511Program Type: Teen CourtAn accountability program for first time juvenile offenders where positive peers influence via teen volunteers who conduct court sessions.ORANGE CO JUVENILE COURT/SCHOOL LIAIS MARIE LAMOUREAUX PO BOX 1088ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS 15B marie.lamoureaux@nccourts.org 919-245-2274Program Type: MediationMonitors all court-involved students as to school performance and behavior. Identifies court-involved youth at risk of suspension; facilitatesyouth planning conferences and assists families and youth with addressing problem behaviors.FAMILY ADVOCACY NETWORK MARK SULLIVAN 302 W. WEAVER STREETMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION IN ORANGE COUN msullivan@mhaoc.com 919-942-8083Program Type: Parent/Family Skill BuildingFacilitates positive parenting and supervision skills by teaching effective communication skills, effective discipline, and how to become active inchild`s school and treatment.WRENN HOUSE/EMERGENCY SHELTER DANIELLE T. BUTLER 706 HILLSBOROUGH ST SUITE 200HAVEN HOUSE SERVICES dbutler@havenhousenc.org 919-832-7866Program Type: Runaway ShelterWrenn House is the only homeless/runaway/crisis intervention program and shelter for youth in the triangle. WH provides a safe, legal, andresponsible environment for youth who run away from home or are otherwise in a crisis situaiton. WH is available to serve any youth age 10-17.PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS MARK SULLIVAN 3729 MURPHY SCHOOL RDMENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. ORANGE CTY msullivan@mhaorangeco.org 919-619-2617Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsProvides mental health and substance abuse screenings for court-involved youth. Liaison services between juvenile court judges, juvenile courtcounselors, and mental health providers.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010BOOMERANG LAURA SHORT 980 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVDTHE CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA 919-942-5156Program Type: Interpersonal Skill BuildingAlternative to suspension program for court-involved youth and youth at-risk of court involvement.
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