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<br /> --- <br /> . <br /> A wareness Seminars: Youth caught shoplifting or experimenting with chemicals Ot tobllC:C:O for the fim time. or who are caught <br /> telling negligent fires. arc referred by police or court 10 lhc respective 2-hour Awarcnc5$ Seminu which is sponsored by NYFS, local Police <br /> Oepartmcnll and the RIHTl$CY Count)' Sheriff'. Deputmcnt. p.rcnu must .1&0 .nend with lhcir child. Cost per hour of ter'Yicc i. about .$40.00. <br /> Each c;ue rcquiru a minimum of 4 houn. <br /> Delinquency Assessments: NYFS rtt:civcs rtfcmls from Ramsey COUnlY Juvenile Service Center's Intake Division of. youth. . <br /> referred to or petitioned to eoun for illegal behavior. NYFS meets with you,1h and t.heir pan:nls to assess the situation and 10 decide upon an <br /> appropriate consequence. Cost per hour is S40.oo. Each Aasca.vncnl takes one hour. <br /> Entployment Services: There 111"1: two .~1l5 in which youth may participate in lhi5 prognm. Youth n:gi5lcr fot home chore jobs <br /> and prc-cmploymcnt "kill training through the Youth Employment Program. Area residentS and senior citiz.cM piKe job rcqUCSU dlrough the <br /> R.caidential nOte or the Senior Citizen. Chore Project. Youlh may aJao be employed in NYFS' Youill Run Buaincu. the. Community Clothing <br /> Connution. Here. youlh receive hands-on training in marketing, cUSlOmcr set"Yice, ~il display and merchandising. inventory control, <br /> bookkeeping and computer and cash register U5C. Cost per hour for employment acrvice. i. about :$40.00. Each youth particiJnnl in the chore <br /> prognlm receives an average of3 hours o( service, while youLh participants in lb.e youth ron business receive 4$ bouts o( service. <br /> Teen Pregnancy Prevention: Consists o( two main programs: Teeo Healtb Center: Through the Teen Health Center. <br /> reproductive hcaL&.h needs, both preventive and primary, ofuninsurcd, underinsurcd and low income youth from our area between the ages of <br /> 12-23, are met. Each visit lastsapproximatcly 1.5 hours. Theaver:age charge per visit was :$SO. Healtb EducatioD Senic:es: to 1993, 103 hours <br /> of prescntationa or groups were provided 10 over 1,030 lludcnlS (Iit.Itilillcal informalion for this program is not upt by city). <br /> Youth Service Learning: In partnership with Mounds View District #'621 Community Eclucalion. NYFS connects elcmenlaC)', <br /> middle and high school students to communilY agencicslorganizatiom in need or volunlecf'$. COst per hour is. abol.ll S4O.OO. Each participant <br /> R1;elves an aVenge of 4.5 hours of se:rvice. <br /> Other programs and services offered through NYFS (statistics not kept by city): <br /> Shoreview Community Center Youth Outreach: NYFS and the CilyofSho",v;ew p",v;dea full4imc youth au"""eh <br /> &c. Community Service Advisor at the Shoreview Communily' Cenll:;r. By offering effective prevention and intervention prognms. at.rislc and <br /> other youlh are proVided a heallhy. positive experience II the Center. An evenl for teens called FRIDAYS has also been established. On certain <br /> Fridays, the Center closes carly and youth have the: (acilitie:s al1to lb.emsc:lves. Over 1.500 youth attended FRIDA YS.in 1993. . <br /> ,. <br /> Reflect Respect: As a result ofagrowing awareness that OUt communities al'l: changing in populations, and a dcsi~ to respond to these <br /> changes. NYFS and a coalition of community memben began the Reflec! Respect Project. It's mission is to develop a community in which <br /> .11 people a~ truted with respecl. acceptance and sensitivity, rcgai:dless of l"llIce, gender, economic status. physical auribUles, disabilily and. <br /> religion. <br /> Haunted House: Students ftom NYFS' Youth Service Learning Project. the New Brighlon Rotary and the New Brighton Chamber <br /> of Commerce developed the Second Annual NYFS Haunted House:. A tOlal o( 50 volunteer students from Mounds View and lrondale High <br /> Schools ninth gnllde civic classes plaMet!, buill and acted in the Haunted Hou5C. ?vcr 800 people a<<ended the e\'er1l. <br /> Family Support Services - Home Based Family Program: Th;, i,. new p"'gram tlul beg.n planning;n 1993 <br /> and will begin offering services in Spring of 1994. The goal oi this program is to promole family unifac.ation and prevent out of home <br /> placement. It will offer intensi.ve home based trc.atmcnt. In addition to thctlPy I this prognm will be able to creatively meel current concerns <br /> of the family including parenting and behavior issues. academic concerns and time management problems. <br /> Speakers Bureau: NYFS' stlIffofskillcd clinicians. youth \IIod:.e1"$ and educaton; make pre5entations to atl:a churches., civic groups <br /> and PT A5 on topics focusing on parenting, family lifo!, youth development and lif.e enrichment. A spcakeA Bureau. topic booklet and applicalion <br /> fonn is available upon requesl. Each yea:r, NYFS staff complele between 4;~ Speak-en Bureau requests. <br /> . <br />