Youth

Drug abuse prevention and intervention program for adolescents enrolled in Alternative Education Program. Basic education program; credited, gives diploma. Disabled Accessibility: Wheelchair, parking, and interpreter for deaf available. Se Habla Español Contact: Sandy Mast

Disabled Access: Yes

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Types of Services: Youth, Prevention.

Friday Night Live/Club Live (FNL/CL) is a multi-cultural peer program designed to engage young people in limiting youth access to alcohol, and educating their peers on the consequences of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use among middle school and high school students. FNL/CL promotes healthy lifestyle choices in our community and develops and strengthens leadership skills for positive community change. Through games and activities youth will assess community need and develop a project to address their concerns. Se Habla Español

Types of Services: Youth, Prevention.

Comprehensive school-based alcohol and drug abuse prevention services, K-12 curriculum, intervention program, and parent education. Disabled Accessibility: Wheelchair, parking wheelchair, and interpreter for deaf available. Medi-Cal accepted.

Disabled Access: Yes

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Types of Services: Outpatient, Youth, Prevention.

Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP) are three nights per week for eight weeks with family groups bimonthly and individual counseling bimonthly. Private insurance accepted, wheelchair accessible, no bilingual or hearing impaired services. Residential treatment center with medically supervised detox services. Capacity: 53 adult and 17 adolescent beds. Flexible lengths of stay, maximum 30 days for inpatient care. Intensive outpatient services also available. Per diem rates for all levels of care. Private insurance accepted. Lifetime aftercare included. Wheelchair accessible. No bilingual or hearing impaired services. Contact: Dr. Amy Solomon, Medical Director Mary Clark, Intake Director

Disabled Access: Yes

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Types of Services: Outpatient, Withdrawal Management, Residential Treatment, Youth.

AOD Resources for UCSC students, to include: Prevention Education; Confidential Consultations; Brief Interventions; Referral Resources. Contact: Paul Willis, AOD Educator Meg Koge, Senior Health Educator and SHOP Coordinator shop@ucsc.edu

Types of Services: Youth, Prevention.

Outpatient Counseling services for youth (ages 12-18) with drug and alcohol abuse problems. Individual, group, and family counseling. Sliding fee scale. Bilingual services available. Disabled Accessibility: Wheelchair, Parking. Medi-Cal accepted.

Disabled Access: Yes

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Types of Services: Outpatient, Self Help Alternatives.

The TYC program provides Santa Cruz City Schools with an avenue to support youth wellbeing, connect to school and community, and to reduce disciplinary incidents. Through a trauma-informed culturally and developmentally responsive model the program will support our student’s academic, social and emotional wellness. Eligibility Youth must attend a school within the Santa Cruz City Schools (SCCS) District. Referrals can be made through parent/guardian, peers, probation/law enforcement, or school administration. Youth self-referrals are also encouraged.

Disabled Access: Yes

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Types of Services: Youth.