Summer Program

June 5 - September 1, 2023

Advocates for Healthy Transitional Living, LLC provides programming in the summer months for youth who struggle with behavioral or mental health challenges. Clients are typically referred to Advocates Summer Program through their county social worker, however, direct client referrals and referrals from schools are also welcome.

Advocates Summer Program carries out the structure of regular programming with fun summer activities. Activities like regular field trips, outdoor independent living activities and social skills building, as well as other positive activities designed to help youth build life skills and be successful through the summer months.

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Thirteen weeks filled with skills building and individualized treatment, social emotional learning and academics* all offered through fun activities in a supportive environment.
 
Summer Program offers daily activities, where kids choose when and how they want to participate. Supportive staff guide positive decision making and help navigate challenges as they occur.
 
Additionally, youth participate in social impact exercises where different social issues are examined through age appropriate lens. You explore ways individuals and communities can positively affect social causes. Youth can choose to participate in making a positive impact during and outside of programming!
 
Other youth activities center around art, movement, music, community based outings, career services and independent living skills building. Clients are encouraged to participate in goal based opportunities offered on a one-size-fits-one basis.
 
All of Advocates services also include a family engagement component, delivered in a way that compliments the family unit.
 
Every day contains each of the 8 Ingredients that make an Advocates Day!
 
Summer Program is referral based care for youth who struggle with behavioral or mental health related issues. Specific details of skill-building and treatment components are available, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.!
 
 
 
 

Locations

DePere Program

300 South 6th Street
DePere, WI 54115

(920) 764-2485
fax (920) 815-3295
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Shawano Program

112 East Maurer Street
Shawano, WI 54166

(920) 770-7135
fax (715) 201-0099
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ADMINISTRATIVE LOCATION

101 West Edison Avenue, Suite 239
Appleton, WI 54915

(920) 764-2485

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