Review Board program represents a Cost(s): None. community-based effort to divert juvenile Language(s) Spoken: English/Spanish offenders from the formal juvenile justice Hours: 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday-Friday system. Population Served: New Haven residents. Wait-list time: Varies. New Youth Map Restrictions: Care coordination service is Website: www.newhavenyouthmap.com available for at risk of This site, run by the City of New Haven’s residential/in-patient care due to behavioral Youth Services Department in collaboration health issues. with participating organizations, can help Referral/Drop In: Referral needed – you find information about programs for children/youth must have a diagnosable youth in the community, including mental health disorder and be involved with information about Arts, Education, Health, multiple agencies and in need of care Housing, Religion, Sports and Summer Camp coordination. Clients must have a referral programs. The map will show you what bus form with parental consent, but the to take to get to the program, and can also organization will work with clients to obtain show whether a program has any slots or the necessary documentation. internships available at a given time. Can You Apply Before You Leave Prison? N/A New Haven Collaborative For Youth Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. 370 Street, Suite 202, New Haven, CT Transportation Assistance Available: Yes. Phone: 203-777-8648 Fax: 203-785-0617 Team of agencies, parents and interested community members that coordinate support for children/youth with behavioral health needs. Provides care planning, care coordination, advocacy and basic needs assistance to appropriately referred children and youth with diagnosable mental health disorders.
Review Board program represents a community-based effort to divert juvenile offenders from the formal juvenile justice system. New Youth Map Website: www.newhavenyouthmap.com This site, run by the City of New Haven’s Youth Services Department in collaboration with participating organizations, can help you find information about programs for youth in the community, including information about Arts, Education, Health, Housing, Religion, Sports and Summer Camp programs. The map will show you what bus to take to get to the program, and can also show whether a program has any slots or internships available at a given time. New Haven Collaborative For Youth 370 Street, Suite 202, New Haven, CT Phone: 203-777-8648 Fax: 203-785-0617 Team of agencies, parents and interested community members that coordinate support for children/youth with behavioral health needs. Provides care planning, care coordination, advocacy and basic needs assistance to appropriately referred children and youth with diagnosable mental health disorders. Cost(s): None. Language(s) Spoken: English/Spanish Hours: 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday-Friday Population Served: New Haven residents. Wait-list time: Varies. Restrictions: Care coordination service is available for at risk of residential/in-patient care due to behavioral health issues. Referral/Drop In: Referral needed – children/youth must have a diagnosable mental health disorder and be involved with multiple agencies and in need of care coordination. Clients must have a referral form with parental consent, but the organization will work with clients to obtain the necessary documentation. Can You Apply Before You Leave Prison? N/A Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Transportation Assistance Available: Yes.
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