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North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountyStokesSTOKES FAMILY COUNSELING CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY/STOKES FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 336-789-9064Program Type: CounselingCounseling for juveniles and their families to work on issues causing a problem in the family unit. Parenting Skills classes are offered as asupplemental service. These services will be offered to juveniles diverted from Juvenile Court and those receiving protective supervision andprobation. Effective intervention will be provided for truant, undisciplined youth between the ages 6-17.STOKES COMMUNITY SERVICE CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY/STOKES FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 336-789-9064Program Type: RestitutionProgram assists juvenile offenders in completing their court ordered community service. These services will be provided to youth diverted fromJuvenile Court and those receiving protective supervision or probation from Juvenile Court ages 6-17.STOKES RESTITUTION CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY/STOKES FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 336-789-9064Program Type: RestitutionProgram assists juvenile offenders in completing their court ordered community service. These services will be provided to youth diverted fromJuvenile Court and those receiving protective supervision or probation from Juvenile Court ages 6-17.INSIGHT HUMAN SERVICES JEFF MATKINS 665 W. 4TH STPARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG FREE NC, INC. jmatkins@drugfreenc.org 336-725-8389Program Type: Substance Abuse Treatment/CounselingTreatment of adolescents identified as "at risk or delinquent" as well as those who may be at risk if they do not receive appropriate intervention.The program will address needs for clients between the ages of 7-18 who are experiencing difficulties associated with the use of drugs and/oralcohol and have been referred by the juvenile court, law enforcement, schools, or community agencies.TEMPORARY SHELTER ROBIN TESTERMAN 2000 PRISON CAMP RDCHILDREN`S CENTER OF SURRY, INC. robin@surrychildren.com 336-356-9145Program Type: Temporary Shelter CareProgram will provide 100 days of bed space for children in need of temporary out-of-home placement in a non-secure setting that will preventthem from having additional contact with the Juvenile Court system or from being placed into secure custody facilities.PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING ROBIN TESTERMAN 2000 PRISON CAMP RDCHILDREN`S CENTER OF SURRY, INC. robin@surrychildren.com 336-356-9145Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsProgram will provide 5 psychological evaluations and recommendations for the court and for the court counselors.PARENTS & TEENS TOGETHER SHARON CONRAD PO BOX 6641STOKES SCAN 336-786-1080Program Type: Home Based Family CounselingHome-Based Family Counseling program provided to at-risk or delinquent teenagers and their parent(s). Program is designed to reducerecidivism while improving parent-child relationship, school motivation, problem-solving skills and parenting skills. Program families areafforded the opportunity to participate in both in-home and peer group sessions.
North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionJCPC Active Program List9/30/2010CountySurrySURRY COMMUNITY SERVICE CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY CTY FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 336-789-9064Program Type: RestitutionProgram assists juvenile offenders in completing their court ordered community service.PARENTS AND TEENS TOGETHER SHARON CONRAD PO BOX 6641SURRY SCAN 336-786-1080Program Type: Home Based Family CounselingHome-based family counseling program provided to at-risk or delinquent teenagers and their parents. Program is designed to reduce recidivismwhile improving parent-child relationship, school motivation, problem-solving skills, and parenting skills.PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING ROBIN TESTERMAN 2000 PRISON CAMP RDCHILDRENS CENTER OF SURRY, INC. robin@surrychildren.com 336-386-9144Program Type: Psychological AssessmentsProgram will provide 7 psychological evaluations and recommendations for the court and for the Court Counselors.TEMPORARY SHELTER ROBIN TESTERMAN 2000 PRISON CAMP RDCHILDREN`S CENTER OF SURRY, INC. robin@surrychildren.com 336-386-9144Program Type: Temporary ShelterProgram will provide 179 days of bed space for children in need of temporary out-of-home placement in a non-secure setting that will preventthem from having additional contact with the Juvenile Court System or from being place into secure custody facilities.SURRY COUNSELING PROGRAM CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY CTY FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 910-789-9064Program Type: CounselingThis program offers four components: Individual & Group Counseling , Family Counseling , In-Home Counseling , and Best Friends (an adultvolunteer program). This full range of counseling offers each client the level they need, (from group to individual to family to intensive in-homecounseling.) It also offers an adult volunteer program. These programs address developing respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, caring, justiceand fairness, citizenship and civic virtue in the youth it serves.SURRY FAMILY COUNSELING CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY CTY FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 910-789-9064Program Type: CounselingProgram assists juvenile offenders in completing their court ordered community service.SURRY RESTITUTION CLYDE STEWART 1151 WEST LEBANON ST., SUITE 200SURRY CTY FRIENDS OF YOUTH clydestewart@earthlink.net 336-789-9064Program Type: RestitutionProgram offers juvenile offenders an opprotunity to earn court ordered victim restitution.
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