FAMILY PRESERVATION/DIVERSION
Coordinator: Val Daigle (856-2633)

Family Preservation is an intensive, individualized eight to twelve-week program, delivered primarily in the homes of families referred through the Departments of Family and Community Services, and Health and Wellness. Family Diversion, a similar but less intensive program, is made possible through funding from United Way of Greater Moncton and allows families to self-refer. 

ANGER MANAGEMENT 

AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION   
Associate Director: Gail Lutz (869-6342)

This program is offered in fourteen sessions and covers topics such as social skills, self-esteem, recognition of what triggers anger, and appropriate expressions of anger. 

MYR LEARNING CENTRE 

(Formerly Known as C.A.S.P.)

Instructor:  Diane MacDonald (869-6054)

This centre is an academic upgrading program for youth 18-24 years of age who have not experienced success in an ordinary classroom setting.  They progress at their own pace with the goal of completing high school equivalency.  Due to a provincial policy change at Literacy New Brunswick in September 2005, the program is no longer able to accept 16 and 17 year olds.

INTENSIVE SUPPORT PROGRAM (ISP)
Coordinator: Tommy Leger (869-6380)

This program serves youth who are involved with the legal system and at risk of progressing to a custodial sentence without support in their community. ISP also works with youth who are serving one-third of a custodial sentence in their community. ISP provides programming that is reflective of youth struggles with family conflict, substance abuse, mental health issues, and poor academic performance.

MYR WORKS
Contact: Tommy Leger (869-6380)

This 24-week program employs ten at-risk youth, between the ages of 16 – 24, who are employment disadvantaged.  It is a group based employability skills intervention that will give the youth an opportunity to build upon their already existing strengths in a safe environment where they can experience a sense of belonging and build upon success in their lives.