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YOUTH INITIATIVE PROGRAM
FACT SHEET

SECTION:
El Paso Police Department Crimes Against Children
Youth Initiative Program (YIP), initiative in June of 1995.
Supervisors: Lt. Joe Molinar and Sgt. Humberto Talamantes.
Staff: Nell Tovar, Coordinator, Officer Alberto Chavez, Margie Loya, Secretary.

FUNCTION:
The Youth Initiative Program brings together law enforcement and the community in collaboration to address the problems that affect youth through prevention and early intervention efforts.

OBJECTIVES:
Mobilize law enforcement agencies, public and private agencies and citizens through partnership in action.

  • Provide seamless access to timely, accurate, and relevant services information.
  • Improve communication between YIP members.
  • Education, information and referral services for youth and family.
  • Coordination of information sharing/reduce duplication of efforts

STRATEGIES:
Underage Drinking Initiative – grant funded by the Criminal Justice Division to combat underage drinking through awareness, prevention, and enforcement.
Multi-Agency Referral System – grant funded by the U.S. Department of Justice; school- based collaborative case management currently implemented in 142 schools in the El Paso, Ysleta, and Socorro Independent School Districts.
Juvenile Justice Coalition – grant funded by the Department of Labor/Upper Rio Grande Workforce Commission; education and employment for at-risk youth. Monthly networking newsletter. Monthly forum and networking meeting.

  • School-based Multi-Agency Referral System (MARS) currently implemented in all schools in the El Paso, Ysleta, and Socorro Independent School Districts.
  • Free training, education and community assistance.
  • Membership of 179 organizations.
  • Publication of Helpline Directory of Youth Services and referrals www.elpasoyouth.com.

The Youth Initiative Program meets every third Thursday of the month at the Alamo Conference Center, 820 N. Raynor, from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Agencies are encouraged to bring agency information. Meetings are open and the public is invited to attend. For more information please contact us at (915) 298-9808.

Community Resources Database:
www.elpasoyouth.com (Paso Del Norte Health Foundation);
www.oag.state.tx.us (Office of the Attorney General State of Texas).

 

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