Juvenile services presenter outlines Pathway Prep, parent program and community partnerships
At the JERAC quarterly meeting, Jeremiah McAdams described a prevention-focused juvenile program called Pathway Prep, a five‑session parent curriculum pilot and partnerships with local agencies; staff said four juveniles are currently active and that sustaining funding is uncertain.
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Jeremiah McAdams, presenting the juvenile grant report to the investment advisory council (JERAC) on Sept. 5, said the county’s juvenile services program is emphasizing early prevention through school- and community-based partnerships and new curricula. McAdams said four juveniles are currently active in services tied to the Why Try curriculum and related programs, and staff are piloting a program called Pathway Prep for older teens and young adults.
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