Offers an early intervention program for youth who exhibit high-risk or at-risk behaviors. Designed to work with youth and families to prevent truancy, steer youth away from delinquency, improve school performance, enhance life and social skills, and strengthen family relationships. Services include individual and family counseling, home and school visits, after-school group programming three days a week, and case management.

Provides 3 to 6 months of community-based, family-centered support to youth experiencing disciplinary challenges at home, in school, or in the community. Services include case management, onsite after-school programming, counseling, life skills workshops, mentoring, educational support, and linkages to community resources.

Provides additional prevention services in schools and throughout the community, including Too Good for Drugs, Girls' Circle, and Boys' Council.

Our After School Evening Day Treatment Program provides intensive community-based treatment, six days per week during high-risk evening and weekend hours.

Helps males ages 14 to 24 who seek to improve themselves to identify support and resources to change their lives positively. Services include case management, assessment, action plan development, and individual and group meetings. Provides assistance with professional development, job readiness, career exposure, and employment.

Provides counseling for children under 18 years of age and their families to prevent delinquency issues in the future.

Provides access to supports and services for young people, living in Allegheny County, as a diversion to the Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare Systems. Call if you are concerned about a child or teen who is displaying disorderly conduct, fighting, truant from school, or experiencing conflict with their parent or guardian.

MST is an evidence-based treatment option for children ages 12 through 17 suffering from specific behavioral health problems. "Evidence-based" means that the treatment follows specific approaches and techniques that have been proven to be effective in multiple trials. MST sessions are evaluated by independent third-parties to ensure that all treatment follows the prescribed plan.

Works collaboratively with community residents, police officers, and service providers to offer supportive peer-based social services. Provides an array of social services to prevent adverse relationships with the criminal justice system. Participants meet with a PAD staff member who will provide customized services and resources based on participant’s immediate needs.

Provides Behavioral Health, Mental Health, Truancy, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, Preventive Services, Respite, Advocacy, Transitional Living, Community Service, OVR, PETS, Supported Employment.

Offers diversion programs for youth involved with the juvenile justice system and delinquency prevention programs for at risk youth.

Offers juvenile delinquency prevention program with case management. Provides individual or group meetings in the community, home, or school. Meetings are goal-oriented and individualized to the needs of clients.

Provides a community-based coalition that works together to prevent juvenile delinquency and strengthen families and communities using the CTC process model. Sponsors parenting programs, summer camps, and safe homes throughout the district.

An after school and summer program for youth is a goal oriented and prevention-based offering outdoor activities and educational opportunities in a structured environment. The youth also take part in a variety of educational programs on preventive health and drug and alcohol prevention. A.C.E. programs includes Wildreness Experience, Minibikes, Golf instruction.

Serve at-risk youth and families to develop community linkages, positive role models, strength-based agency, individualized service planning. - Individual, group and family intervention to promote social/emotional development; Advocates provide supportive relationship to youth who live at home, work 7-15 hours/week with assigned youth. - Development of life skills/social skills - Recreational activities - Health and hygiene development - Goal development and planning - Advocate/positive involvement of youth with school, community and family - Transportation can be provided - In-home services are available - Behavioral Health/wrap-around program with behavioral specialist/consultants, mobile therapy, therapeutic staff support - MR waiver program - Adult Autism Program

Provides life skills, goal setting, cognitive behavioral programs, a 52-week group curriculum with counseling seven nights a week. Offers family counseling, psychiatric consultation, discharge, and continuing care planning, composed of two distinct youth care programs housed in one facility.

Serves students who are struggling with school attendance for any reason. Provides weekly case management, and individual and family therapy in the home to resolve any issues related to truancy.

Provides case preparation for court, probation supervision, individual and family counseling, and diversion of juveniles from the juvenile justice system.

Programming that combines military-style discipline efforts, counseling, and academic instruction to improve the overall quality of the learning environment, address truancy issues, and reduce or eliminate the need for out-of-home placement. STAR allows students to remain in their homes and schools as an alternative to juvenile detention centers and alternative schools.

Provides prevention services in schools as well as at the CCYSB youth centers and street outreach sites. Prevention Programs are designed to address the risks that make it more likely that kids will use drugs and alcohol or make other unsafe decisions. They include educational activities as well as educational presentations for schools, community groups, and parents.

Provides site-based programming four times a week, in-home services, and connects and monitors youth in community service participation. Focuses on youth who are drifting into delinquency and offers them the opportunity to engage in meaningful educational, life skills, and recreational activities.

MST is an evidence-based treatment option for children ages 12 through 17 suffering from specific behavioral health problems. "Evidence-based" means that the treatment follows specific approaches and techniques that have been proven to be effective in multiple trials. MST sessions are evaluated by independent third-parties to ensure that all treatment follows the prescribed plan.

Works collaboratively with community residents, police officers, and service providers to offer supportive peer-based social services. Provides an array of social services to prevent adverse relationships with the criminal justice system. Participants meet with a PAD staff member who will provide customized services and resources based on participant’s immediate needs.

Evening Treatment Center that provides evidence based programs: Aggression Replacement Training, Thinking for a Change, Strengthening Families, and Alternatives. Youth participate in the following psycho-educational groups: Employment Skills Development, Life Skills Development, Coping Strategies, Relationship Skills, and Therapeutic Group Discussion. Goals and groups will be determined based on recommendations from the Juvenile Probation Officer or Children and Youth Caseworker, consultation with the parents/guardians, and results of various assessments. Length of the program will be determined by the participant’s treatment needs. Participants are transported to the program after school and then transported home at 8:30pm as long as they live within a 12 mile radius of the facility. Participants will receive an evening meal and snack. They will be given time to complete their homework, as well as recreation time. Parents/Guardians of participants are encouraged to participate in the program to e

Receives and investigates all complaints and allegations of delinquency; conducts inquiry into said allegations, and processes referrals.