The Future of YAP

Drawing from our experiences over the past three decades, YAP will provide community-based programming to meet 21st century challenges. The need for YAP's time-tested, individualized approach is evident in the increasingly complex issues faced by children and families. In the new millennium, YAP will employ its wraparound/advocacy model in creative ways to address:

• School Issues (violence, truancy, alternatives to out-of-school suspensions)
  • Juvenile Crime and Delinquency
  • Emotional/Behavioral Health
  • Job Readiness and Life Skills Development
  • Dependent Child and Family Needs
  • Supportive Services for AIDS/HIV Youth and Families
  • Needs of Autistic and other Special Needs Children
  • Needs of Native Americans residing on reservations
  • Other needs for individualized wraparound intervention