At Risk Youth
Found 6 resources (displaying 6)
Central Valley Project AIM - Program
The Neighborhood Center, Inc.
624 Elizabeth Street
Utica, NY
Provides mentoring-based case management, referral service and group peer led programs to help at risk youth access services; connect to their community; and a bi-weekly meeting focusing on improving self-worth.
Family Therapy Programs - Program
Cayuga Centers
403 Court Street
2nd Floor
Utica, NY
Provides an evidence-based family therapy program for families with children. Services are for youth and their families at risk and/or presenting with delinquency, family conflict, truancy, violence, substance use, gang-related behavior, and other behavioral disorders.Offers the therapies of Functional Family Therapy(FFT), Functional Family Therapy - Therapeutic Case Management services for (FFT-TCM), and Multisystemic Therapy (MST).
Family TIES - Program
The Neighborhood Center, Inc.
15-17 Hopper Street
Utica, NY
Provides crisis counseling and short-term assistance to families with children at risk of out of home placement. Services are provided in the child's natural environment such as home, school or community.
LIFE at RCIL Youth Services - Main Street - Program
Resource Center for Independent Living, Inc.
131 Genesee Street
Utica, NY
Offers crisis intervention services for youth at risk of involvement with the juvenile justice system, homelessness or in need of support for disruptive behaviors.
301 North Washington Street
Suite 2110
Herkimer, NY
Provides voluntary and court ordered services to assist families in providing a safe and appropriate living situation. Assists families in providing the basic needs of their children and compliance with court ordered services. Provides a prevention program to avoid out-of-home placement and family disruption in cases of serious youth misbehavior. Offers case management services to the entire family of the at-risk youth.
Project AIM - Rome and Utica - Program
The Neighborhood Center, Inc.
624 Elizabeth Street
Utica, NY
Offers youth in Rome and Utica opportunities to build their self-confidence, reduce negative social behaviors, increase connectedness to self, home and community, increase employability, and provide community services through an adult mentor.