Program services include individual, family, crisis intervention, and group counseling for both mental health and substance abuse issues. Intervention, prevention, and diversion services include emotions management, the First Offender/Skills for Success program, parenting education, substance abuse group psycho educational program, Victims of Crime (VOCA) counseling and advocacy services, Safe Place program, Building a Competent Community for Suicide Prevention, Life Skills, Advocacy, Transitional Living, Community At-Risk (CARS) counseling, and emergency sheltering for youth. All services are provided in an affirming and positive youth development manner. 

PCYS is an economic driver in our community. With a dedicated team of approximately 35 staff members, we offer competitive wages and benefits while bringing significant federal and state funding into the local economy through grants and contracts. As a training ground for the next generation of professionals, PCYS supports internships, work-study placements, and licensure supervision for emerging counselors, social workers, and administrative professionals. By improving mental health, substance use, and behavioral outcomes, we help individuals and families focus on education, employment, and skill-building—key steps toward long-term self-sufficiency and community resilience.