Provides treatment services for severely emotionally disturbed youth. Services include: children's community support services (case management), partial hospitalization, outreach therapy services, treatment foster care, and intensive outpatient individual, family, and group counseling for youth and adolescents.

TRI’s HAY program serves AT – RISK youth from 7 years old – 18 years old. This program is developed for those students who have anger issues, low confidence and self-esteem, or other emotional challenges.

On TheRise is an after-school program for youth between the ages of 10 and 15 who have poor school attendance and may be prone to dropping out of school. In a country setting, this is an opportunity for at-risk youth to care for small farm animals and perform various farm-centered chores. These and other self-care and self-discovery activities are intended to promote responsibility, compassion, work ethic, and positive self-image. The program's ultimate goals are to establish positive life long employability, life and social skills. Meals, snacks and tutoring are also provided.

Evaluates psychological and neuropsychological disorders, with goal of relieving emotional distress and functional difficulties through psychotherapy. Assists with the following disorders: * Mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorders * Anxiety or prior trauma induced disorders * Restlessness and sleep disorders * Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, overeating) * Impulse-control and drug-use/abuse disorders * Personality disorders * Therapists are certified in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics.

Assist youth ages ten and under who have been referred to Court for allegedly being unruly or having committed serious felony offenses. This program provides services ranging from counseling, anger management, specialized diagnostic assessments, neglect issues, sex offenses and use of illicit substances. In addition the program offers the necessary services to the youth and their family to address and identify these concerns. Youth without charges can also be served by the 10 & Under program. Youth as young as six can be handled through the 10 & Under program. 10 & Under referrals can be made at anytime the center is open 24/7. For scheduled screenings with the Care Coordination Team can be made for Tuesdays and Wednesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.

Project Jericho provides high quality visual and performing art experiences to youth and families across Clark County, OH. Through intentional and relevant arts programming, Project Jericho works to strengthen families and affirm positive youth development. Project Jericho programming is designed to utilize the visual and performing arts to increase self-esteem and Hope thinking, as well as improve emotion regulation and communication skills in participants. Project Jericho was created in 1999 as a program of Clark State College that is supported through funding from Clark County Department of Job and Family Services, Clark County Juvenile Court, Ohio Arts Council, The Turner Foundation, Community Health Foundation, and private contributions.

Provides opportunities for community engagement with a safe place for school-aged children to play and have fun

Provides evidence-based activities and education on drug, alcohol and substance abuse, prevention and recovery. In group or classroom sessions, participants will: - Learn effective methods to avoid and abstain from drugs, alcohol and other harmful behaviors - Increase communication and bonding with parents - Learn how to keep the lines of communication open with parents during stressful situations - Develop a healthy self-image and self-esteem - Learn positive social skills for home, school and in the community - Parents will learn how to set limits and administer appropriate consequences - Discover the relationship between responsibility and independence - Youth learn to identify their skills and personal strengths - Youth learn to make positive friends and productively manage time - Identify other community services available for resolving family and personal issues.

TRI offers volunteer training and opportunities for anyone interested in working with children and adults with disabilities, veterans and youth-at-risk. As well as landscaping, maintenance & administrative work.

YourLifeYourVoice.org is set up for teens to contact us via the web by email, text or chat. You can email your questions and we can post them (along with our reply) for others to see. If you aren’t ready to come right out and ask a question, you can share Your Life & Your Voice by sending us your story of success. Maybe you don’t want to send anything in to us, but you want to look around our site to see what others have sent. We also have some quotes and printable journal pages that you might find helpful. Either way you want to contact us, we’d like to help! We are here 24/7. Website offers a variety of resources for young people.

Evaluates psychological and neuropsychological disorders, with goal of relieving emotional distress and functional difficulties through psychotherapy. Assists with the following disorders: * Mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorders * Anxiety or prior trauma induced disorders * Restlessness and sleep disorders * Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, overeating) * Impulse-control and drug-use/abuse disorders * Personality disorders * Therapists are certified in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics.

On Purpose Academy and Mentoring Center serves Preschoolers ages 2 1/2 to 4 year old with a researched based curriculum preparing them for Kindergarden. Our afterschool programs serves students and their parents with mentoring, training, life skills and community service in order for them to be successful in life.

Provides an advocate for at-risk youth and their families. Provide early intervention services to encourage at-risk youth to remain or re-enroll in school.

Provides safe and confidential, 24/7 crisis intervention and support for runaway and homeless youth and their families via phone, chat, email, text, and bulletin board. Referrals to local resources, conference calling with a parent upon youth's request, conflict mediation, and information hotline.