YOUTH PROGRAMS

We offer counseling that’s recovery oriented, culturally competent, and trauma informed.

The Positive Adolescent Social Skills program is an early intervention program.

MYFS School-Based Services provide early intervention and prevention services to students of Moore Public Schools’ middle and high schools.

We are trained to support clients on the path to recovery through prevention, education, and outpatient counseling.

The purpose of this array of services is to lessen the effects of psychological and developmental trauma among victims of child abuse, neglect, bullying and/or other violent acts. 

Moore Alternative School and Treatment Program is for youth ages 13 to 17 who are experiencing behavior problems at school, home and/or community.

Project Moore Hope is an array of services available for those impacted by the May 20, 2013 tornado.

Our CARS program offers counseling and rehabilitation services to youth and their families who are referred by the Juvenile Services Unit.

The Life Transitions program is a life skills program designed for young people aged 12-19 who are experiencing changes within their circumstances.

This 18-hour program applies to those parents being served by the court system, those children in DHS custody, juvenile affairs, and for parents who receive SNAP or public benefits.

This 1-hour traveling anti-bullying program is an innovative approach to the bullying epidemic which involves teenagers in the approach to teaching K-12 youth about bullying.

This program supports clients who are interested in achieving employment outcomes.

This 19-hour program is designed to support youth who are transitioning to living independently.

This center provides access to a classroom with aides to support students in their academic achievement.