Programs and Services at CCGC
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CCGC School provides special education and behavioral support for children in need of an alternative to a mainstream classroom setting.
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The North Star Program is an 8-week clinical day program for children ages 5-12 who struggle with social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties.
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CCGC's Outpatient Counseling Center provides weekly and bi-weekly therapy appointments with both in-person and telehealth options, as well as multiple treatment modalities, group therapy, and services for victims of crime.
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IICAPS is a home-based, family-focused treatment program that helps children and adolescents up to the age of 18.
What’s going on at CCGC
Serious impact for your community.
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Years of Experience
67
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Towns Served
48
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Children Helped Last Year
881
News & Notes
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