Programs & Resources
Youth Services
Programs for youth ages 16-21
Diversion:
A community-based program for youth ages 11-24 and families of youth who have been arrested within the last six months, run away from home or are truant.
Transitional Living Program:
A residential program for youth ages 16-21 under supervision of the Department of Children and Family Services or the Office of Juvenile Justice
Positive Parenting:
A community-based teaching program for pregnant and parenting youth ages 16 to 25.
Young Adult Services
Services for youth ages 18-24
BCP-Drop In Center:
A safe space for young people to come and hang out, get tangible goods, and linkages to internal/external assistance.
Emergency Shelter:
Overnight stays, care, support, and advocacy offered to 18-24yrs old.
Maternity Group Home:
Shared housing opportunity for pregnant/parenting youth ages 18-24yrs old and their children.
Transitional Housing/RapidRe-housing Projects:
Independent and Shared Housing Opportunities for ages 18-24 yrs old.
If you’re a youth or young adult in need of help now, reach out to us in one of the following ways:
Send us a message
On Facebook or Instagram—our counselors will confidentially walk you through the process of getting help.
Call us
Email us
Fill out a referral form
Access the state support system
www.dss.state.la.us/ or call 888-524-3578
If you feel you are in immediate danger:
Call 911.
If you’re contemplating suicide:
Please call 1-800-273-8255 to talk with someone toll free, 24-hours a day.
Local Resources: CAUW 2-1-1
Call 211; Text 898-211; search online Public Resource Directory