Minority Mental Health Month
Young people face many potentially overwhelming challenges, including peer pressure, cyber bullying and grade anxiety. For some, these problems are further exacerbated by a mental
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YCC and the use of Civil Citations
Do Civil Citations work? Is the program seeing success? First Coast Connect guest host, Charlene Shirk and Juvenile Director of the 4th Judicial District State
What is Touchstone Village?
18 Years Old, Alone and Afraid When Andrew was 18 years old, he found himself adrift. A high school dropout, at odds with his dad,
Why Girls are More Likely Than Boys to Suffer in Silence
Numerous studies, spanning decades, have found that girls talk more often – and earlier – than boys. So, when girls are suddenly quiet or withdrawn,
SNAP Expands to Elementary Schools
Conflict is a normal part of a child’s life. In fact, it can be a healthy way for them to learn how to manage their
Warning signs that your child may be a target for perpetrators
In the midst of a 12-year old girl from Jacksonville that had gone missing, Youth Crisis Center’s Director of Programs talked to Channel 4 News
22,302 meals were prepared for children in our residential program
95% of our children were reunited with their family upon discharge from services
1,912 children, teens, young adults, and families were served through our programs.