ICC: improving community control

The Improving Community Control Project consists of rehabilitative programming of a standard eight (8) week assessment and corrective curriculum.  The youth participant could require more extensive assistance, depending on the services needed and/or the progress of the student. The length of the student’s participation will be regulated by court-order, or by the referral source. Participants in the I.C.C. Project receive courses in the following core topics:

a) Conflict Resolution, 

b) Anger Management, 

c) Behavior Modification, 

d) Theft Counseling;

e) Employability Skills. 

This list is not extensive. 

The program also offers empowerment strategies for parents/guardians of participants to include:

1. employment assessment/training and placement;

2. financial literacy;

3. substance abuse treatment;

4. housing and economic guidance

- HOW DO I QUALIFY?

Referrals are received from the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) only.  Youth participants must be  those who have been adjudicated and under DJJ control. If you believe that your child is eligible for the ICC program, call The Alternative Programs, Inc., today.