Educational Services

Allcove is a new program that brings together different services for young people aged 12 to 25 in one convenient place. We provide services for mental health, physical health, substance use, peer support, family support, and supported education and employment. The program is youth-led and will also host activities and events chosen by the youth.

Giving youth at Tri County Youth Development Center the opportunity to experience college while in custody.

• CCAP provides youth with:
  • College Courses: Yuba College professors teach courses directly at our facility
  • College Experience: Youth are introduced to college-level coursework and expectations
  • College Enrollment: Youth officially enroll as Yuba College students and earn college credit
  • Continued Education: Youth can continue taking Yuba College courses after release
• Goal: Create access to higher education and help youth build a pathway toward continued college success.

Helping justice-impacted youth successfully transition back into the community.

• Hall2Home connects youth to the support and resources they need to move forward:
  •  Education: Support with returning to school and reconnecting with their district
  • Employment: Job readiness, resumes, interviews, and employment requirement
  • Essential Documents: Assistance obtaining IDs, Social Security cards, birth certificates, and licenses
  • Mentorship: A trusted adult who provides guidance, encouragement, and support
  • Resource Navigation: Connecting youth to community resources and services
• Goal: Build skills, connections, and support systems that help youth succeed in the community.

The Marijuana Intervention and Prevention Program (MIPP) is designed to reduce cannabis use among youth by offering an approach that includes education, counseling, and case management services. Through early intervention efforts, the program conducts screenings to identify at-risk individuals and provides referrals to appropriate support services. Participants receive one-on-one counseling and access to a range of wellness resources, including mental health services, educational support, and family-focused initiatives, helping youth and their families make more informed decisions. By addressing the underlying factors contributing to cannabis use, the program empowers youth to make healthier decisions and fosters positive long-term outcomes.

Creating a pathway from high school to college for Thomas E. Matthews students.

• MCHS provides students with:
  • College Access: Students enroll at Yuba College and take college courses alongside other college students
  • College Experience: Students become familiar with the college environment, culture, and opportunities
  • Dual Support: Students receive support to be successful in both their high school and college coursework
  • Future Opportunities: Students learn about college resources, programs, and pathways available to them
• Goal: Expose students to the college experience while providing the support they need to succeed in high school and prepare for their future.