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The Michigan Center for Youth Justice (MCYJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing policies and practices that reduce confinement and support trauma-informed, racially equitable, socio-economically and culturally responsive, community-based solutions for Michigan’s justice-involved children, youth and young adults.
Michigan’s specialty care programs, NAVIGATE and ACT Early, support young people and their families through a range of recovery-oriented services focused on reaching personal goals for school, work, and relationships. Building strength, finding hope.
Many effective youth programs center around public safe spaces where youth can share ideas, learn new skills, and have constructive use of their non-school or work time. Having a safe space allows youth to connect with others who may be facing similar experiences and challenges. As a consequence, safe spaces
This webinar, presented by Stay Well Outreach Specialist Chardae Korhonen, is for teens who want to know how to help their struggling friends, and also how to improve their own mental wellness. You will learn: How to recognize when someone needs help. What a panic attack looks and feels like.
13 sie 2020 · By giving youth the opportunity to take part in recreational and cultural activities or vocational counseling, these centers help them develop their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive...
With the right support, mental health challenges get better. Our specialty care teams, called NAVIGATE and ACT Early, focus on helping young people develop strategies to manage stress; overcome challenges at home, school, or work; lean into each individual’s strengths; and heal from difficult experiences.
Family Youth Interventions (FYI) is dedicated to helping young individuals coping with runaway, homeless and crisis situations. FYI offers services as a component of our parent organization − Comprehensive Youth Services, Inc. (CYS). We are located in Macomb County, MI.
