The Center is responsible for Teen Ambassadors in the middle and high school. This group performs community service throughout the year and is the drug and alcohol prevention peer group. Another group associated with the Center in the high school is Peer Counselors. This group provides a positive role model to their peers concerning the various issues that face today's teens. They also tutor students that need help with their studies.
Eligibility is based on federal income guidelines or disability.
The federally-funded child development program involves parents and the community in the education, health and social services offered to the children. Free day and night programs are available to city and county residents striving to complete their high school education through the G.E.D. program or the Adult High School. Preparation for entry tests to local community and technical colleges is available. In order to break down the barriers that homeless children face in education, the program furnishes school supplies, clothing, transportation, and tutoring services. The program works closely with other community agencies to ensure that all homeless children and youth have the same right to a free and appropriate public education as non-homeless children and youth.