Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Program Contacts and Information
| Sponsor | Program | Type | Brief Description | Program Manager | Contact Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander Youth Network | Outpatient Counseling | Individual Counseling | The counseling program seeks the reduction of juvenile crime by providing individual and group treatment for young people, ages 6-17, with mental health, behavioral health and substance abuse problems with a priority to serve court referred youth in both High Point and Greensboro. Best practices include the following evidence-based practices: Systems of Care Model and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). | Jennifer Lewis 336-333-6853 jlewis@aynkids.org |
Celeste Gray 336-542-0882 cgray@aynkids.org |
| Alexander Youth Network | Psychological Testing | Assessments | This program provides psychological assessments to court referred youth and other youth in trouble with the law through delinquent or undisciplined behavior. Referrals for youth are made by court counselors who need clarification for diagnosing, need help with placement recommendation, or need more information about how emotional/ behavioral problems may be contributing to the current level of functioning of the youth. | Jennifer Lewis 336-333-6853 jlewis@aynkids.org |
Celeste Gray 336-542-0882 cgray@aynkids.org |
| Barium Springs Home For Children | Treatment Alternatives for Sexualized Kids (TASK) Comprehensive Evaluations of Sexual Harm (CESH) | Assessments | A Comprehensive Evaluation of Sexual Harm (CESH) is an evaluation process designed specifically for juveniles ages 6 and up who have caused sexual harm or have exhibited problematic sexual behavior. The goal of the CESH is to develop an individualized profile of the youth and youth’s family, providing insight into historical and present functioning, while also assessing their ability to engage in recommended services. The CESH takes 10-12 hours to complete over no more than 30 days of time. | Kirsten Smith 828-417-4651 kssmith@childrenshopealliance.org |
Kirsten Smith 828-417-4651 kssmith@childrenshopealliance.org |
| Barium Springs Home For Children | Treatment Alternatives for Sexualized Kids (TASK) TASK Treatment | Services Addressing Problem Sexual Behavior | TASK serves ages 6-22 years old and emphasizes the development of skills related to self-regulation, communication, healthy sexuality, family conflict, academic engagement, peer relations and risk management. The treatment model is designed to meet the complex needs of youth who have caused sexual harm and/or have problematic sexual behaviors. TASK provides structured individual, family, and/or group therapy, and/or skill building, community support/case management with the youth and/or family. | Kirsten Smith 828-417-4651 kssmith@childrenshopealliance.org |
Kirsten Smith 828-417-4651 kssmith@childrenshopealliance.org |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Triad | Positive Action | Interpersonal Skill Building | Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Triad (BGCGT) proposes to operate Positive Action (PA), an Interpersonal Skill Building program that will provide JCPC participants with skills needed to address the reasons they were referred to our program. The basic premise of PA is that if you feel good, you will do good. We teach clients how to feel better and in turn they will do better. Lessons are designed to address and reflect on current behaviors and learn how to change. | Nyla Allen 336-882-2582 nyla@hpclubs.org |
Nyla Allen 336-882-2582 nyla@hpclubs.org |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Triad | Project Learn | Tutoring/Academic Enhancement | Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Triad (BGCGT) proposes to operate Project Learn, an educational framework designed to assist youth in overcoming academic difficulties. Academic support will be provided to JCPC participants at three locations. | Nyla Allen 336-882-2582, Ext. 204 nyla@hpclubs.org |
Nyla Allen 336-882-2582, Ext. 204 nyla@hpclubs.org |
| Kellin Foundation | Clinical Assessments | Assessments | The Kellin Foundation seeks to provide clinical assessments to juvenile justice involved youth. Clinical assessments are designed to help court counselors recommend and link court involved youth to mental health and/or substance use treatment services as well as other wraparound services to support the youth and family. The Kellin Foundation seeks to provide evidence-based, trauma-informed, and family-centered assessment services. | Dr. Kelly Graves 336-429-5600 kelly@kellinfoundation.org |
Lylan Wingfield 336-429-5600 lylan@kellinfoundation.org |
| Life Connections of the Carolinas, Inc. | DASH Strengthening Families | Parent/Family Skill Building | DASH Strengthening Families is an evidence-based family skills training curriculum designed to bolster resilience and mitigate risk factors associated with behavioral, emotional, academic, and social challenges within families. The program targets youth aged 7 to 17, or older individuals still under juvenile court jurisdiction. This is achieved through a family skill-building course delivered in seven to ten 2.5-hour sessions over a 10 week period. | Glenn M. Smith 704-564-5884 glenn@lifeconnections.us |
Ronnie Owens 336-254-0466 ronnie.owens@lifeconnections.us |
| Nehemiah Community Empowerment Center | Nehemiah's Apprenticeship Training | Vocational Skills | Juveniles ages 13 to 17 can enroll in our program to explore different STEM career paths-robotics, engineering, coding, cybersecurity,drones, etc. During summer months, participants will earn while they learn and receive weekly stipends based on work ethic, teamwork and punctuality starting at $10/hr. Job shadowing/workforce development will be implemented. Certifications will be given in Intro to PC/Digital Lit and PC Pro and Drone Flight School Model can be easily duplicated nationwide. | Randi F. Francis 336-324-7902 rfrancis@nehemiahcec-gso.org |
Unique Butler 336-324-7902 uniqueb@nehemiahcec-gso.org |
| Nehemiah Community Empowerment Center | Nehemiah's Tech & Robotic Academy | Tutoring/Academic Enhancement | Undisciplined, delinquent, or at-risk students ages 6-12 will be tutored in math, spelling and reading comprehension. Report cards and progress reports will be reviewed. Assessments on IXL online academic program which will also track their progress. Students will gain exposure to STEM-based activities focusing on science, technology, engineering, math, and robotics. | Randi F. Francis 336-324-7902 rfrancis@nehemiahcec-gso.org |
Unique Butler 336-324-7902 uniqueb@nehemiahcec-gso.org |
| One Step Further, Inc. | Community Service-Restitution Program | Restitution/Community Service | Community Service/Restitution (CSR) provides opportunities for youth ages 10-18 to work at human service non-profit agencies to fulfill court-ordered non-paid comm. service or victim restitution sanctions. Juveniles may earn a maximum of $500 for Level I dispositions and $300 for Teen Court restitution. Restitution for Level II dispositions may exceed $500 pending funding availability. | Andrena S. Coleman 336-275-3699 Ext: 203 acoleman.osf@gmail.com |
Shelby McDaniel 336-275-3699 smcdaniel.osf@gmail.com |
| One Step Further, Inc. | Guilford County Teen Court Program | Teen Court | Teen Court serves youth offenders ages 11-18 (i.e. first offender or formerly adjudicated delinquent/undisciplined) whose behavior constitutes Class I-III misdemeanor violations. Sentenced by a peer jury, youth are given required sanctions to complete such as life skills classes, community service work, and jury duties. Youth are required to fulfill contracts within 120 days of sentencing or they are returned to referral source. | Andrena S. Coleman 336-275-3699 Ext: 203 acoleman.osf@gmail.com |
Dawn Hill-Goines 336-275-3699 Ext: 207 dhill@onestepfurther.com |
| One Step Further, Inc. | Junior-Senior Life Skills Program | Interpersonal Skill Building | Junior/Senior/Advanced Life Skills (JSA-LS) is a 20-hour course utilizing Botvin evidence-based curriculum to address four youth groups: Elementary (Ages 9-10); Juniors (Ages 11-13); Seniors (Ages 14-15); and, Advanced (Ages 16-18). Class topics are structured for each age group. Following program completion, youth receive case management services for 9 months to monitor recidivism, school/home behavior, school attendance/grades, and reported detentions/suspensions. | Andrena S. Coleman 336-275-3699 Ext: 203 acoleman.osf@gmail.com |
Jennifer Shoe 336-275-3699 Ext: 212 jshoe@onestepfurther.com |
| Operation Xcel | Operation Homework | Tutoring/Academic Enhancement | Operation Homework emphasizes math, reading, and science enrichment, homework completion, test preparation, and social skill building. Through partnerships with parents, students, and school personnel, we establish a success plan for each student. At-risk, undisciplined, and delinquent male and female youth, ages 6 to 15 are served. The program is modeled after Check and Connect, an evidence-based program that increases educational attainment and engagement, mitigating delinquency. | Charlene Gladney 336-223-4595 cgladney@operationxcel.org |
Desiree King 336-355-2115 dking@operationxcel.org |
| Unifour One | Changing Faces Interpersonal Skill Building | Interpersonal Skill Building | The Changing Faces Life Skills Program delivers a structured interpersonal skills component designed to strengthen protective factors and address criminogenic needs among at-risk and court-involved youth ages 10–17, and older youth under Juvenile Court jurisdiction. This component focuses on equipping youth with the social, emotional, and behavioral skills necessary to function successfully at home, in school, and in the community. | Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.org |
Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.org |
| Unifour One | Changing Faces Mentoring | Mentoring | The Changing Faces Mentoring Program serves youth ages 10–18, with continued support for older youth under Juvenile Court jurisdiction. Each youth is matched with a trained mentor who provides consistent guidance, accountability, and encouragement. Mentors collaborate with families, Juvenile Court Counselors, and community partners to reduce problem behaviors, strengthen decision-making, and promote positive youth development. | Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.org |
Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.org |
| Unifour One | Changing Faces Vocational Skills | Vocational Skills | The Changing Faces Vocational Skills Program is designed to transform outcomes for at-risk and justice-involved youth by directly addressing the barriers that prevent employment, stability, and long-term self-sufficiency. Serving youth ages 13 to 18—and older youth under Juvenile Court jurisdiction—the program provides a structured, developmentally appropriate pathway away from delinquency, unemployment, and economic instability. | Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.orgv |
Renee Rowe 336-541-8669 rmichaux@unifouroc.org |
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