We have worked for a year in partnership with Administrative Solutions of Carlisle, Ohio (www.childtrax.com) to develop a comprehensive data management system to facilitate our staff’s record keeping, goal planning & resource development, while integrating billing and outcome functions.
We continue to incorporate new techniques and curricula to give our staff enhanced tools to be effective and our customers improved outcomes. These programs are incorporated into our existing programs or can be provided as stand-alone services.
On December 2, 2010 we began serving Dauphin County’s Office of Children & Youth Services. This is the 13th County that JusticeWorks is operating in. We are providing our STOPP program as well as Family Group Conferencing (FGDM).
Dauphin CYS Director Sue Cohick described the County’s decision to contract:
The Children’s Bureau of Westmoreland County has selected JusticeWorks YouthCare to provide a Transportation Program. This will be JusticeWorks’ first Transportation Program (TSP).
Carbon County’s Office of Children & Youth Services has elected to contract with JusticeWorks to provide STOPP, JustCare and Family Group Decision Making.
For the second year in a row, JusticeWorks YouthCare has been cited by the Pittsburgh Business Times as one of the region’s Fastest 100 Growing Companies!
On September 9, 2010, JusticeWorks will begin serving Wayne County Office of Children & Youth Services as a Family Group Decision Making provider.
On July 1, 2010 JusticeWorks is becoming a Family Group Decision Making Provider for Monroe County Office of Children & Youth.
It is with pleasure and pride that we announce new contracts with Westmoreland County CYS and Washington County CYS.
JusticeWorks YouthCare will begin providing GED services to clients in York County through the office of Children Youth and Family services. The GED program will target students who are: