On December 9th, 2011 JusticeWorks’ Indiana County office held an Open House for the community. We provide our STOPP®, JustCare® and Independent Living programs there. The Indiana Gazette kindly published the event. We were pleased to see many staff from Children and Youth, local school districts, adult and juvenile probation departments, MHMR and other providers. [...]
JusticeWorks YouthCare recently received a new member to it’s community. On September 12, 2011, Cumberland County Children & Youth Services, and Juvenile Probation contracted with JusticeWorks. We are providing our signature services, STOPP®, JustCare®, and VIP® as well as our Institutional Case Management Program, Community Service Program, and our Truancy Remediation Service. Our Truancy Remediation [...]
On June 1st, JusticeWorks YouthCare began serving Indiana County Children and Youth Services. They became the 16th county that JusticeWorks serves in Pennsylvania. We are providing our signature programs, STOPP® & JustCare® along with FGDM and a Transportation Program. Paula McClure, the Executive Director of Indiana County Children and Youth Services, had this to say [...]
On May 3, 2011 we received our final approval from the State of South Carolina to begin operations as a provider of rehabilitative behavioral health services and enroll in Medicaid. We have formed JusticeWorks BehavioralCare and Richard Christian, M.Ed is our Executive Director. We will offer a full range of community and school-based behavioral health [...]
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:
Carbon County’s Office of Children & Youth Services has elected to contract with JusticeWorks to provide STOPP, JustCare and Family Group Decision Making.
Family Resource Specialist Jessica Fritz received a referral for a STOPP case on 3/12/10 at 1:45pm. As a new employee, Jessica asked Amy Carr to assist her.
Adam’s mother and grandmother were heavily involved in the use of alcohol, crack and cocaine which caused much damage in the household, including loss of jobs, financial instability, incarcerations, and near homelessness.
Chelsea has a history of multiple foster placements, and moved between her two parents, for many of her 8 years.
We are pleased that Pike County Office of Children & Youth Services and Juvenile Probation Office has elected to contract with JusticeWorks to implement a full continuum of care model.