Youth services
Today’s youth face many challenges, whether at home, school or in the community. The first step is prevention and giving…
The Adirondack Youth Lodge is a 24-hour, 8-bed community residence that serves at-risk youth who have serious and persistent symptoms caused by a mental illness diagnosis. The program is certified by the Office of Mental Health and provides local treatment options for at-risk males and females (ages 12-18).
Youth and their families are engaged in improving their relationships through intensive services, both in and out of the home. Restorative interventions are tailored to meet the child “where they’re at,” while remaining focused on empowering their entire network of support. Some of the services provided include:
The first step is completing a Single Point of Access (SPOA) form for the county in which the applicant resides. The SPOA is a one-stop shop for a wide range of mental health services available locally. This resource ensures the right service is connected to the right individual or family at the right time. Once completed, the referral is returned to the individual listed in the application.
To obtain a SPOA form, please click here or call Franklin County Community Services at 518-891-2280.
To download a SPOA form for Children and Youth, click here or call St. Lawrence County Community Services at 315-386-2048.
To download a SPOA form for Children, click here or call Clinton County Community Services at 518-565-4060.
To download a SPOA form for Children, click here or call Essex County Community Services at 518-873-3670.
Today’s youth face many challenges, whether at home, school or in the community. The first step is prevention and giving…
At-Risk Youth programs at Citizen Advocates are available to youth of all ages who are exhibiting behavioral and/or emotional problems of varying degrees.
School-based counseling services for youth who experience behavioral, emotional or substance abuse problems that affect school performance.
This is a form of therapy for youth, adults and families needing support to manage issues associated with addiction or substance abuse.
At Citizen Advocates, we work as a team to provide the best individual, person-centered services to the people we serve. Care coordination assists clients with identifying and accessing the services that will assist them in addressing the problems they are experiencing, or that will help them to achieve a higher quality life or level of functioning.