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Youth Services: Youth Services
promotes positive youth development and provides an array of services for
at-risk youth and their families. Program funding is provided by United
Way, State, Federal and private funding sources.
Contact: 859.581.1111
Programs include:
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Homeward Bound Runaway Shelter
Homeward Bound is an emergency shelter, which
provides a safe environment and residential treatment services for
runaway and homeless youth, ages 11-17.
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Project Safe Place
Project Safe Place is an outreach program which utilizes
trained volunteers and businesses in the community to assist youth in
crisis.
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Family Preservation/Reunification Program
Family Preservation Programs
provide in-home services for
youth and families dealing with crisis and works toward keeping the family
together when appropriate.
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Street Strategies
Provides aggressive community outreach
services for homeless and runaway youth.
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Independent Living Services Transitional Living Program-
provides residential and scattered site apartment services in the community
as well as life skills training and case management services for youth ages
18-20, committed to the state, who have exited state foster care at 18.
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Court Support Court Support provides assessment, case management
and referral services for youth and families in lieu of detention and court
involvement.
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Passages Passages
provides facilitated case
planning services for children, youth and families involved in the state
foster care system working toward permanency placement.
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Family Choice
Family Choice promotes and improves planning, social decision
making skills, and life skills among families and their at-risk youth in the
6th, 7th, and 8th grades, ages 11-14. The project partners with
the Northern Kentucky Learning Academy, Community Youth Development Council,
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Teen Choice
Teen Choice works to promote and improve planning, social
decision making skills, conflict resolution skills, and life skills among
at-risk youth in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, ages 11-14. The program
partners with the Northern Kentucky Learning Academy, community Youth
Development Council, and Campbell County Fiscal Court. |
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