Short-term shelter and counseling is available to youth experiencing difficulties within their family, school or community.  This service is offered 24/7 to youth ages 10-17 for up to 35 days.

Individual and family counseling services are provided to children ages 6-17 who are experiencing any difficulties in their home, school or community.  These services are provided free of charge by qualified and expert counselors and last an average of 12 weeks.

This an award-winning, evidence-based cognitive-behavioral and social interactional learning program for children, their families, and/or caregivers. It teaches children, their families, and/or caregivers how to manage their emotions and behavior by utilizing strategies to stop, think and plan positive alternatives before acting impulsively.

The program uses a proven mental health and crime prevention model in supporting children exhibiting significant disruptive, oppositional behavior and emotional dysregulation that impact their functioning at home, school and community.

The Domestic Violence Respite Program provides short-term shelter and support for youth who have been involved in a domestic violence incident with a parent, guardian, or family member and who have been charged or referred by law enforcement as the primary aggressor in that incident.  Instead of being placed in secure detention or deeper with juvenile justice, eligible youth are referred to a shelter for up to 30 days.

This program provides up to 30 days of respite to youth who are at-risk of violating their probation. Through this intervention, youth are encouraged to make positive choices and improve their family relationships through the support of therapeutic staff.