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Livingston County Youth Court
Hillside Family of Agencies sponsors this voluntary alternative to the traditional Juvenile Justice System for young people who are first-time offenders of a nonviolent crime or offense. The offender has already admitted guilt and agrees to have his case heard by a group of peers between the ages of 14 to 19. The goals are to intervene in early anti-social, delinquent, or criminal behaviors, teach new behaviors and skills, and hold the offenders accountable by offering opportunities to make amends, and to educate them on the impact of their actions on themselves, their victims, and the community. The court is made up of youth from school districts around the county who volunteer their time to be trained and take the roles of the court process.
Location
Hillside Family of Agencies
Mary Jo Acomb
24 Main St.
Mt. Morris, NY 14510
Phone: 585-658-5525
Youth Advocacy
Legal Aid Youth Advocacy provides direct case advocacy and/or case management services to youth experiencing problems with school or other agencies in obtaining services. Information and referral services are also provided. Technical assistance is given to education and human services agencies.
Location
Legal Aid Society of Rochester
Stewart Atkin
6 Court St. Room 103
Geneseo, NY 14454
Phone: 585-243-7944
Parenting Support Program
Catholic Charities of Steuben/Livingston is using Youth Bureau funds to provide parenting workshops to incarcerated parents at the Livingston County Jail. Children of these parents are indirectly served as they benefit from their parents improved parenting skills which teaches and encourages parents how to use less abusive parenting attitudes and behaviors.
Location
Catholic Charities of Steuben/Livingston
Carrie Clark
34 East State Street
585-658-4466
Family Life Workshops
Cornell Cooperative Extension Livingston County, through partnerships with Mt. Morris, Livonia, and Dansville school districts, will offer free parenting education to all residents in these communities. Our workshops help participants gain parenting skills in the areas of understanding children, how to help children learn and thrive, effective discipline and personal stress management. As parents learn how to better understand, guide, nurture, and motivate their children, they become more effective. Parents of children of any age can benefit from these programs.
Location
Cornell Cooperative Extension
DeAnna Croteau
3 Murray Hill Drive
Mount Morris, NY 14510
585-991-5420 or 585-335-1752
Contact Us
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Ryan Snyder
Director
Email Ryan SnyderMary Guldenschuh
Deputy Director
Email Mary GuldenschuhLivingston County Government Center
6 Court St.
Room 105
Geneseo, N.Y. 14454Ph: 585-243-6909
Fx: 585-243-7598