Youth & Family Resource Center, Inc.

Access Exchange is the process whereby parents pre-arrange times at which the custodial parent/guardian may bring the child(ren) to Youth and Family, a neutral location. Click here for more information.

This is a seminar that helps divorcing parents understand the importance of doing what is best for the children. For more information, please click here.

CAB is a board of community leaders who meet with families to develop plans to keep students from missing more school than they have already missed. 

This program provides counseling for juvenile delinquents referred by the Juvenile Services Unit. Counseling services include both family and invidual. 

 CASA volunteers are appointed by a judge for children involved in confirmed cases of child abuse and/or neglect.  For more information about CASA click here. 



 Child- Parent Relationship Therapy is our new 10 week parenting class that helps support and educate parents regarding their relationship with their children.  For more information please click here.

Is a 6-week summer program for youth ages 10-14.  Activities include games, weekly outings, and life skill lessons to promote positive behaviors. For more information please click here. 

Hope House is our 24-hour emergency shelter for children from birth to age 18. For more information please click here. 

Through this service we coordinate sites for juveniles with municipal charges to complete their community service hours.

We provide mental health therapy for individuals, couples, and families.  Payment is based upon a sliding scale fee. Contact our office at 405-275-3340 to make an appointment today!

 Our School Based Counselors provide life skills education in 6-12 week sessions as well as counseling services, available throughout the school year, to rural area schools in Pottawatomie and Lincoln Counties.  Click here for more information about Life Skills. 

Streewise is a program for juveniles who are in trouble with the law. This is an 8 week class for parents and teens to teach them the consequences of the actions they make. For more information contact Burky Curtis at 405-275-3340 or email at burkyc@yfrcshawnee.org.

Supervised Visitation provides a safe environment for non-custodial parental visitation.   Click here for more information.