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Prevention Services

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1130 12th Street, Suite B
Modesto, CA 95354
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Phone: (209) 525-5315
Fax: (209) 558-8432

Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm
Closed Weekends & Holidays

Youth Leadership

BHRS has partnered with four community-based efforts to support their youth leadership development efforts. The partnerships include:

Sierra Vista Child and Family Services- The Bridge Community Center

Hughson- Youth Connection

Patterson- Patterson Teen Center

West Modesto Leadership for the Future- Project Uplift

LRP is a school-and/or community-based program for youth ages 14-19 that enhances internal strengths and resiliency, prevents involvement with substance abuse and violence, and helps youth avoid school failure and involvement with juvenile justice. Specific activities include resiliency groups, adventure and outdoor activities, community service opportunities, conflict resolution, social skills training and peer mentoring. Individuals who are the focus of this program will be involved in its development. When fully implemented, the LRP programs will provide services to over 400 youth.

Contact Information:
For more information about PEI Youth Leadership efforts, please contact
Nancy Zamora at (209) 541-2555

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