About My Services

Mission: To holistically resource and empower young people who are experiencing oppression, trauma, gang-involvement, or system-involvement so they can continue becoming the liberated individuals our communities need.

Fully Liberated Youth (FLY) has two programs, Community-Based Intervention Services and School-Based Intervention Services. Each program services youth experiencing gang-involvement and complex trauma. FLY provides, therapy (EMDR, individual, family, and substance use), mentorship, GED, and Case Management services. FLY's services are centered on healing and restorative practices that are culturally humble, asset-based, client-led, trauma informed, and focused on deep equity.

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I have read and agree to abide by the Restorative Justice Facilitator Code of Conduct Standards:

Yes

I offer Restorative Justice Services statewide:

Why I don't offer Restorative Justice services statewide:

I offer Restorative Justice Training:

Yes

Facilitation Services caret icon

  • Community Group Conferences
  • Circle Processes (Please specify below)
  • School-Based Restorative Practices

Training Services caret icon

  • Circle Facilitator Training
  • School-Based Restorative Practices Training

Harm Addressed caret icon

  • Community conflict
  • Family harm/parenting
  • Racism/historical harm
  • Bias-motivated harm
  • Theft
  • Crimes Against Persons
  • Property crimes
  • Substance related offenses
  • Violent Crimes

Who Can Make Refferals caret icon

  • School (K-12)
  • Law Enforcement
  • Courts
  • Probation
  • Defense Attorneys
  • Department of Youth Services
  • Department of Human Services
  • Faith-Based Organizations

Counties Served

Adams, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson

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