Capital Area Teen Court has been helping youth with second chances since the 1990s. Our program would not be nearly as successful without the support from our community. You can find the 12 Community Service sites we work with around Wake and Durham counties under the ‘Community Service Worksites‘, but Capital Area Teen Court also works alongside the following Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) community-based youth programs:
| Program | Description | Contact info |
| 4-H Spaces | Facilitate small group educational lessons focused on engaging youth in life skills activities that improve and develop critical thinking and decision-making skills. | Charlenzo Belcher CBelcher@wake.gov 919-856-7308 |
| Alternative Peer Group | For youth (13-21) impacted by mental health challenges, substance use, or juvenile delinquency. | Wendi Watson EPC_org@outlook.com 919-638-4451 |
| A.R.I.S.E. (Arts Related Innovative Student Empowerment) | Helps students from underserved communities and those at risk by teaching them about audio production and filmmaking in a hands-on way. | Jouie Mijares Jouie@KRE8ivU.org 336-962-5738 (Ext 1) |
| The Art of Hustling Forward | Designed for youth who are involved, or at risk of involvement, in the School Disciplinary and Juvenile Justice Systems. | Frances Bisby FBisby@jlbccommunityalliance.com 919-656-6560 |
| Equine-Assisted Therapy | Focuses on positive relationship building where females learn about the concepts of healthy boundaries and self-care while building self-esteem. | Jessica Ortiz Phillips Jessica@CorralRiding.org 919-355-2090 |
| Juvenile Diversion Team | Short-term program that works with youth (6-17) not currently involved in the legal system. Addresses problems such as truancy, not complying with home rules, and running away. | Wendy Easter WEaster@havenhousenc.org 919-833-3312, (Ext 101) |
| Restitution Services | Coordinates supervised community service opportunities for youth (10-19) as ordered by Juvenile Court, the School-Based Diversion Program, or Teen Court. | Wendy Easter WEaster@havenhousenc.org 919-833-3312, (Ext 101) |
| Second Round Boxing | Fitness-based, skill building intervention program that develops youth wellness, learning, leadership, and community. | Wendy Easter WEaster@havenhousenc.org 919-833-3312, (Ext 101) |
| Skills for Academic Success | Weekly individual and small group tutoring sessions to youth (6-17) who are court-involved or at risk of court involvement. | Regina Basnight RBasnight@triangleliteracy.org 919-787-5559 |
| Wrenn House | Crisis shelter designed to provide a safe environment for runaway, homeless, and in-crisis youth. | Kelsey Mosley KMosley@havenhousenc.org 919-832-7865, (Ext 200) |