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Youth Villages North Carolina
Providing services to children and families in North Carolina since 2005, Youth Villages offers intensive in-home counseling through Multi-Systemic Therapy, and our Transitional Living program helps teens "aging out" of the foster care system adjust to adult life and the challenges that transition can present.

 Youth Villages NC Fact Sheet

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Intensive In-home Services in North Carolina (MST)

MST is built on the principle and scientific evidence that a seriously troubled child's behavioral problems are multidimensional and must be confronted using multiple strategies. In North Carolina, our programs have documented success. Youth Villages has served 1,608 children in North Carolina as of December 2009. On average, two-thirds stay in the Multisystemic Therapy Program for 90-180 days. Based on 563 completed surveys, 79 percent reported success at a six-month follow-up. Success is defined as living at home or in a home-like environment. At 12 months, 338 families reported an 83 percent success rate.




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Transitional Living in North Carolina

The transition from teenage years to adulthood is rarely easy, even for children with strong parental support and significant resources. For teenagers in state custody, "aging-out" of the system with little or no support can be especially challenging. In 1999, Youth Villages, through a grant from The Day Foundation, began a Transitional Living Program to help these children get a good start on adulthood in the crucial years between age 17 and 22. Transitional Living counselors help young people learn to deal with the minor and major problems that come with adulthood. Learn more about the Youth Villages Transitional Living program.

Youth Villages locations in North Carolina:


Asheville
38 Rosscraggon Road
Suite 38 C
Asheville, NC 28803
phone: 828-654-7700
fax: 828-654-7701

Charlotte
Six Coliseum Centre
2815 Coliseum Centre Drive
Suite 230
Charlotte, NC 28217
Phone: 704-357-7920
Fax: 704-357-7921

Concord
845 Church St. North
Suite 305
Concord, NC 28025
phone: (704) 262-1320
fax: (704) 262-1322

Fayetteville
2944 Breezewood Avenue
Suite 203
Fayetteville, NC 28305
Phone: 910-486-2200
Fax: 910-486-2201

Greensboro
7900 Triad Center
Suite 350
Greensboro, NC 27409
phone: (336) 931-1800
fax: (336) 931-1801

Greenville
2428 Charles Blvd
Greenville, NC 27858
phone: (252) 215-5700
fax: (252) 215-5701

Hickory
101 Government Avenue SW
Hickory, NC 28602
phone: (828) 315-7700
fax: (828) 315-7701

Pinehurst
5228 North Carolina Highway 211
P.O. Box 1138
West End, NC 27376
phone: (910) 673-8520
fax: (910) 673-8521

Raleigh-Durham
100 Capitola Dr.
Suite 310
Durham, NC 27713
phone: 919-474-6400
fax: 919-474-6401

Wilmington
5041 New Centre Drive
Suite 209
Wilmington NC 28403
phone: 910-392-8990
fax: 910-392-8991
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