Rain & Shine Behavioural Counselling Ltd.

 

Youth Justice Services

 

Counselling Services

Individual clinical Counselling Services are designed to address issues of addictions, substance abuse and anger management.  All services are confidential and based on a harm reduction model.

 

  • Development of pro-social behaviour and attitudes
  • Offence specific Assessment Tools
  • Promotion of accountability and compliance with court orders

 

 

Community Integration & After Care Services

The Attendance Centre, collaboratively offered by Western Area Youth Services and Rain & Shine Behavioural Counselling Services Ltd., provides on-going support to individuals requiring Integration and After Care Services.  This assistance provides individuals the opportunity to integrate skill sets taught at the Attendance Centre, to their daily lives.

 

  • Community Referrals
  • Education/Employment Liaison and Advocacy
  • Environment Specific Training
  • Intensive One-One Support
  • Family Interventions
  • Housing
  • Parental Support
  • Assistance in the Acquisition of Personal Identification

Recreation & Activity Development

While promoting pro-social behaviours through recreation, youth in the programme are provided social and emotional support within their individual communities.

 

  • Individual or group settings
  • Promotion of pro-social activities (sports, fitness, music, art)
  • Liaison for external community resources
  • Promotion of conflict resolution, fair play and self-esteem

Re-Integration Services

The Youth Re-Integration programme provided is a multidisciplinary programme that provides social and emotional support to youth returning to their community post incarceration.

 

  • Housing & Identification
  • Family Reconnections
  • Forgiveness & Reconciliation
  • Employment / Social Assistance
  • Lifestyle Changes / Life skills

 

 

*Youth Justice Services are 100% funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services, Youth Justice Services Division

All referrals must be submitted by the youth’s probation officer.