We help youth experiencing homelessness and/or a crisis.

We operate three programs specifically to meet the unique needs of youth experiencing homelessness and/or a crisis. Wrenn House is an emergency, crisis shelter for youth ages 10-17. Our Street Outreach program and Transition in Place transitional housing program help older youth and young adults access shelter, housing, counseling, and the resources and services they need.

We help youth having trouble at home, school, and/or in the community.

We offer several programs that can help youth understand, work through and overcome challenges they are facing.  We help youth and their families build skills, access counseling and supportive resources, and find paths to success.  We help youth be better prepared to transition into adulthood.  Check out our Juvenile Diversion Team, Second Round Boxing, Outpatient Therapy, and Multi-Systemic Therapy programs.

We help youth involved, or at risk for involvement, with the juvenile justice system.

Some of the youth we serve have made mistakes and need help finding their way to a better path.  Our Restitution and Community Service program and Community Alternatives Program provide mentorship, skill-building activities, and help youth connect with their communities in positive ways. Our Juvenile Assessment Team provides clinical assessments and connects youth to supportive services that meet their needs.