Programs

AHM staff and volunteers recognize that there is no greater influence in the life of a child, than that of family. As such AHM offers family focused intervention services including Youth, Marriage, Family Counseling, Psychiatric Evaluation and Support, school-based Elementary, Middle and High School Student Support Services, Juvenile Review Board and Adult & Youth Grief Support Groups.

INTERVENTION DIRECTORY:

A. Youth, Marriage, Family Counseling

B. Psychiatric Evaluation and Support

C. School-based Elementary, Middle and

High School Student Support Services

D. Juvenile Review Board

E. Adult & Youth Grief Support Groups

Prevention Programs offer a wide range of student and adult learning opportunities which focus on preventing youth pregnancy, youth suicide, violence, drug and alcohol use. Programs include classroom workshops, parent and child growth and development series, annual parent forums, and school assemblies. These activities are coordinated by AHM staff in partnership with the AHM Drug and Violence Prevention Task Force.

To view the 2009 AHM Student Alcohol and Drug Use Student Survey Report

PREVENTION DIRECTORY:

A. Youth Pregnancy

B. Youth Suicide

C. Violence

D. Drug and alcohol use

Part of the philosophy of youth service programs is to provide meaningful opportunities for young people to be engaged in fun, safe and meaningful activities. These activities are designed to help community youth feel good about personal achievements, meet new friends, have fun in a safe environment, act responsibly and whenever possible to give back in some way to the community. Programs include: Lanterns Mentoring Program, Summer Youth Theater, Teen Center, Bon Appetite Cooking Club, Project Graduation, and the CHORES Youth Employment Program. AHM also partners on special youth events with the police, and local recreation departments for projects such as the annual Youth and Police Pool League, the summer teen camp and more. Click here for more information

POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORY:

A. Lanterns Mentoring Program

B. Summer Youth Theater

C. Teen Center

D. Bon Appetite Cooking Club

E. Project Graduation

F. CHORES Youth Employment Program

The vision of the Family Resource Center (FRC) is to prevent an array of childhood and adolescent problems by strengthening the family. The philosophy of the FRC is that healthy development and good education begin with access to support services from birth and quality child care. The FRC coordinates: parent education workshops, resource & referral services, parent & child play and learn groups, health & safety training for childcare providers, field trips, childcare, preschool, home visits, and adult education. Click here for more information

FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER DIRECTORY:

A. Parent Education Workshops

B. Resource & Referral Services

C. Parent & child play and learn groups

D. Health & safety training for childcare

providers

E. Field Trips

F. Childcare

G. Preschool

H. Home Visits

I. Adult Education

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