To strengthen youth and families and to reduce the incidence of delinquency, abuse, and neglect through community involvement
West Bloomfield Youth Assistance (WBYA) is a non-profit organization that offers professional counseling services and conducts prevention programs for youth and their families who live within the West Bloomfield School District. There is a one-time $25.00 processing fee for all casework services. Our mission is to strengthen youth and families through volunteer involvement. WBYA is one of
WBYA started locally in 1969 to be a safety net for youth and families.
West Bloomfield Youth Assistance operates under the sponsorship and financial support of West Bloomfield Schools, the City of Keego Harbor, the City of Orchard Lake Village, West Bloomfield Township, and the Oakland County Circuit Court-Family Division with funding supplied through the Oakland County Board of Commissioners.
You are Visitor:
Youth Assistance Services:
- Referral Services
- Youth and Family Counseling
- Youth Recognition
- Mentors PLUS program
- Summer camp
- Parenting Programs in Oakland County
What are some reasons to refer youth?
- Family conflict problems
- School or home truancy
- School or home incorrigibility
- Shoplifting
- Substance abuse issues
- Curfew violations
Who can refer youth and families?
- Parents
- School Personnel
- Police Officers
- Concerned citizens
