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Youth Services
North County Lifeline, in collaboration with area middle schools, government, and other funding sources, operates a variety of after school and youth development programs in North San Diego County. The programs offer a combination of supervision, structure, and fun activities which together reduce at-risk behaviors, encourage and support school success, and educate youth regarding healthy lifestyles. Lifeline is committed to helping youth develop and unlock their potentials to be the best they can be.
COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT TEAM (C.A.T.)
What is CAT? The Community Assessment Team is part of a multi-agency program designed to assist families who have youth who are "at-risk" of becoming involved in the juvenile justice system.
The CAT team is a group of professional case manager, probation officers, and support personnel who are trained in linking clients to appropriate services in the North San Diego County area.
CAT provides a strengths-based assessment, prevention-oriented services, and referral services to youth and their families.
E-mail:
Beatriz Villarreal
WORKING TO INSURE & NURTURE GIRLS SUCCESS (W.I.N.G.S.)
The WINGS Program is designed specifically for adolescent females who are involved in the juvenile justice system and their families. Eligible girls are those who have been referred by Probation and selected to participate in the WINGS program.
WINGS provides support through home visits, group activities, case management, and linkage to community resources.
Youth or family members may refer themselves to CAT or WINGS by calling Lifeline's Oceanside office at (760) 757-0118 x 314, or sending an e-mail to the address below. Referrals may also be made by schools, police, probation officers, counselors, the faith community, or other concerned individuals.
E-mail:
Beatriz Villarreal
Funded by the County of San Diego, Lifeline offers after school programs at Valley Middle School and Calavera Hills Middle School in Carlsbad, CA and at the Crown Heights Resource Center and San Luis Rey Resource Center in Oceanside, CA.. These programs incorporate homework assistance, life skills education (including alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention) and recreation and enrichment activities that youth enjoy. The programs are free of charge to youth who attend these schools.
E-mail:
Rhiannon Riecke (760) 757-0118 x 404
In collaboration with the City of Oceanside, Lifeline runs a teen leadership and development program at the San Luis Rey Valley Community Resource Center, located at 521 Vandegrift Boulevard in Oceanside, California. This drop-in program is free of charge to neighborhood teens. The program incorporates community service, fieldtrips, life skills education, access to computers and leadership development. The program assists teens to resist the pressures of gangs and drugs and to pursue their dreams through higher education.
E-mail:
Rhiannon Riecke (760) 757-0118 x 404
VISION ACHIEVEMENT MENTORING PROGRAM
This program works with teens to prevent teen pregnancy and encourage healthy decision making. The program assists teens in creating a life vision through individual and group mentoring, and family education. The program educates high school aged students on the dangers of sexually transmitted diseased and the responsibilities, demands, and sacrifices involved in caring for a newborn baby.
E-mail:
Kim Caplan (760) 757-0118 x405
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