Seneca Mentoring Youth Links program seeks to mentor Seneca County youth to make better choices for a brighter future. SMYL is a youth mentoring program dedicated to pairing local youth (ages 6-17) with mentors in order to provide a positive, stable influence in the youth’s life.
After-school program offering homework help, mentoring and pro-social skill building.
An initiative of Seneca County FCFC for young adults who struggle with social connections.
Coordination helps families who have multiple needs. The team of providers and family supports focus on the family's strengths to help fill their needs. The wraparound process is team-based; that helps groups of people involved in your family’s life work together toward a common goal. The goal is a team mission and the family’s vision of how things will look in the future.
Seneca County Family and Children First Council is administering Teen Pregnancy Prevention activities for Seneca County Department of Job and Family Services. One initiative is Master of Me, a teen empowerment program for middle school girls that builds self control and strong values in teenagers through conversations, speakers and activities.
The CARES - Coordination Aimed at Reducing the Effects of Substances prenatally - coordinator collaborates with medical and service providers to address health and well-being needs of families and develops Plans of Safe Care for substance-exposed and substance-affected infants as required by the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act. Coordinators conduct Qualified Residential Treatment Program Level of Care Assessments for youth in need.
The Student and Family Success program provides assistance to families in need to stabilize families and reduce out-of-home placements; provides appropriate services and referrals to community services; and coordinates services with community providers.
Support and empowerment for women at all levels to develop their fullest potential
A trauma-informed, collaborative, cross-systems response to Adverse Childhood Experience
Every program is based on the Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets. The assets help build resiliency and problem solving skills in youth.
A free program for expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers
START (Sobriety, Treatment, and Reducing Trauma) helps public children services agencies bring together teams dedicated to helping families struggling with co-occurring child maltreatment and substance use disorder.