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The Diversion Program enables youth who are first-time offenders to avoid a court disposition, or a court record, by successfully completing a selected program. The Diversion Program encourages youth to make better choices, maintain good grades and learn how the judicial system works.

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Stepping Stones is an 8-bed facility serving primarily Carbon County. Crisis placement beds are for youth who are out of control at home, possible substance abuse issues, struggling with school or referred by child protective services. Stepping Stones also serves as a runaway/homeless youth shelter. Long term placements tend to be court ordered. Youth who are ordered long term may have specific behaviors they need to work on or they are awaiting a different level of care.

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Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion A pre-booking diversion program with the goals of improving public health, public safety and end the cycle of recidivism. Law Enforcement Officers exercise their discretion at the point of contact and identify if the crime committed is driven by substance use or a behavioral health problem.

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Cathedral Home Community Resource Center Programs help young adults build independence and self-advocacy. Programs offered to youth and families include individual and family coaching, youth and family counseling, resource coordination, skill development, parenting support, juvenile diversion, safety planning, and access to ongoing community-based services. Educational scholarships and financial assistance are available to Cathedral Home Residential Alumni and LYCC Group Home Alumni.

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