CRM/TYM Wellness Skill Building Program introduces youth to 6 basic wellness skills (tracking, resourcing, grounding, gesturing, help now, and shift and stay) that help them understand how to regulate their own nervous system. They learn how to track sensations connected to their own well-being. By using CRM Skills and the wisdom of their own bodies’ youth experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms as well as an increased sense of control of their overall well-being.

Community Service & Restitution Program connects justice-involved and diverted youth to meaningful service opportunities that enhance social skills, facilitate connections with positive adults in the community, promote civic engagement and help participants earn dollars towards victim restitution.

Vocational Program provides basic employability skills instructions followed by individual sessions with a job coach to secure employment, internship or apprenticeship with local government agencies, private businesses, or nonprofit organizations. Youth earn a $500 stipend after successfully completing the vocational program

Union County Teen Court is an alternative system of restorative Justice that places strong emphasis on accountability, positive peer influence and youth empowerment. Youth volunteers play the roles of Clerk of Court, Bailiff, Defense and Prosecuting Attorneys, and Jurors. Local Judges and Attorneys preside over Teen Court.