Stoughton Youth Commission
Serving the Stoughton community since 1975!
The Stoughton Youth Commission is a community human service center offering confidential and
professional counseling services without fee to Stoughton residents. Our board-licensed staff
provides clinical counseling to individuals and their families in a supportive, confidential
environment. We also facilitate a number of support groups for youths and adults covering a variety
of topics: anger management, community service, substance abuse, stress, parenting, relationships,
and more. We accept referrals from and maintain close relationships with local schools,
DARE/juvenile officers, juvenile probation officers, and the Department of Social Services in order to
provide the most comprehensive care possible. As needed, we refer to other agencies with broader
ranges of services to provide the best care for you and your family.
professional counseling services without fee to Stoughton residents. Our board-licensed staff
provides clinical counseling to individuals and their families in a supportive, confidential
environment. We also facilitate a number of support groups for youths and adults covering a variety
of topics: anger management, community service, substance abuse, stress, parenting, relationships,
and more. We accept referrals from and maintain close relationships with local schools,
DARE/juvenile officers, juvenile probation officers, and the Department of Social Services in order to
provide the most comprehensive care possible. As needed, we refer to other agencies with broader
ranges of services to provide the best care for you and your family.
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| * * * * UPCOMING EVENTS * * * * |
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After a competitive grant application process,
Stoughton High School’s Students Against
Destructive Decisions was selected to
participate in the Using Prevention Strategies
program, which is a statewide, youth-led
initiative developed by Massachusetts
Students Against Destructive Decisions and
funded by the Executive Office of Public Safety
and Security.(Read more in the June 6th issue of
the Stoughton Journal)
Stoughton High School’s Students Against
Destructive Decisions was selected to
participate in the Using Prevention Strategies
program, which is a statewide, youth-led
initiative developed by Massachusetts
Students Against Destructive Decisions and
funded by the Executive Office of Public Safety
and Security.(Read more in the June 6th issue of
the Stoughton Journal)
| SPECIAL THANKS TO: SYC Youth Advisory Council Department of Public Health Department of Public Works Police Department Recreation Department Camelot Enterprises First Congregational Church E.M.Foley Construction Maltby & Company A.A.Will Stoughton Chamber of Commerce Norcera's Papa Gino's Chuck & Cheese Town Spa Mrs. Sandra Jardin Rev. Jean Lenks Adam Isbitsky Elizabeth Sangster Charlene Smith Marcia Olson Julie and Ed McGillicuddy Tom and Joan Roan |
| * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Stoughton SADD receives funding to address underage drinking * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * |
| * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * OASIS Coalition wins 5 awards * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * |
- Samantha Lampert, SHS recent graduate, won
for most active youth in a coalition - Corie Brookshire, OMS Guidance Councelor,
won for best coalition member - Lt. Rob Devine's Project Safe Guard won for
best Environmental Strategy - OASIS Billboard won the Best Social Norms
campaign poster - OASIS coalition won most active coalition
| Thanks to everyone who participated in the Pride of Stoughton! |
| ©2008 Stoughton Youth Commission, all rights reserved Webmaster Email: KFoley@Stoughton-MA.gov |
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The coalition took home 5
awards from the Southeast
Center for Healthy
Communities Prevent summit.
awards from the Southeast
Center for Healthy
Communities Prevent summit.