Youth Services programs address the needs of youth and families in our community.  Programs are innovative and offer young adults creative ways to improve their decision making skills and values while building them up to become productive citizens.

Click on a program below to learn more and find out how to get involved.

Crisis Services

Counseling
Assists youth and families to navigate the challenges of adolescence. Services offered in our offices and throughout the community.

SafePlace
Neighborhood access to services for youth in crisis and educating youth to protect them from victimization.

Shelter
Giving youth (12 to 18) in crisis a safe place to stay 24/7/365.

Street Outreach Services
Building trust with homeless youth by meeting basic needs through Outreach and Drop-In Center, linking them with community services.

Transitional Living Program
Helping homeless youth through housing and life skills development to achieve self-sufficiency.

Juvenile Justice

Community Intervention Center (CIC)
A central booking, early intervention and service referral for juveniles arrested by law enforcement.

First Offender Diversion Program
Diverting youth from further involvement in the juvenile justice system through group education and experiential learning.

Re-Entry
Improves the odds of juvenile offenders by providing multiple services to youth returning to the community.

Youth Development

Art Studio
Local artists share their talents with youth seeking an affordable and creative experience. 

Health Education and Prevention and PregNot
Informs youth about healthy choices, high-risk behavior and resources for health care.  

LGBTQ / GSA
Support and education for youth questioning sexual orientation and empowering Gay-Straight Alliance in Tulsa area schools to develop a culture of acceptance.

North Tulsa Youth Program
Adult volunteers supporting at-risk youth by encouraging positive development and providing alternatives to delinquent behaviors.

YouthBuild
Provides assistance for GED/HS Diploma, job training and leadership skills.

Youth Court
An alternative to the juvenile justice system for youth charged with 1^st time misdemeanors. Trained by practicing attorneys, all roles, from attorney to judge, are filled by youth in our Tulsa, Broken Arrow or Owasso youth courts. All youth are tried by their Peers.  

Youth Leadership Forum
Empowering high school students to strengthen their leadership skills while introducing them to giving back to their community.