Student Assistance Program
The primary goal of the Student Assistance Program is to identify barriers to learning and help students overcome these issues in order to be successful in school. These services focus on academics, alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) concerns, mental health issues and behavioral concerns.
Among the programs offered are peer mediation training and classroom presentations focusing on conflict resolution, bullying and life skills. Group facilitation and individual support groups are offered to students in the areas of anger management, changing families, making choices and grieving losses.
TCV consultants visit schools weekly and participate in core team meetings, pre-assessment screenings, make referrals, provide follow-up services for students and provide support groups.
Contact Us
1800 West Street
Homestead, PA 15120
Phone: 412-464-1522 ext. 632351
Prevention Services:
- Help individuals to make responsible choices about the use of drugs and alcohol.
- Cultivate the development of skills which enhance problem solving, stress management and conflict resolution.
- Promote the idea of healthy individuals and strong families.
The prevention staff offer a continuum of prevention and school-based services to children in grades 1-12. They are available for consultation with schools regarding safe and drug free programs.
From the second and third grades through high school, School Teams provide:
- Bully-proofing
- Conflict Resolution
- Life Skills
- Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Education
- Decision-Making Skills
- Anger Management
Other programs can be developed to meet school needs.
Contact Us
1800 West Street
Homestead, PA 15120
412-464-1522 x 632352