TRU Harbor, a specialized program of the Youth Opportunity Center (YOC), which provides residential treatment for commercially and sexually exploited children (CSEC) is celebrating its first full year in operation. Since its opening on July 11, 2018, the program, which is housed in the former...
Please join us in welcoming Tyler Bowers, Admissions Coordinator, and Ryan Brand, Admissions Assistant, as our newest members of the Admissions Department....
In partnership with Muncie Community Schools, we ensure that each resident, regardless of previous education, is encouraged to pursue their academic goals....
“Never be ashamed of your narrative. Your story can be used in powerful ways.” This was the advice offered by Christian hip hop artist, LJ as he and his colleague Chris Mack visited the Youth Opportunity Center May 29th....
The Youth Opportunity Center held their 14th annual Community Golf Classic at the Muncie Elks on May 17, 2019 under a beautiful spring sky. A full field of thirty-six teams participated in this year’s event, raising nearly $29,000. Funds raised from this event will support...
The Youth Opportunity Center recently hired Laura Retter as Director of Development for the Muncie, Indiana based youth treatment facility. A versatile and innovative leader, Laura has nearly 15 years of experience leading teams through strategic development and solution-focused planning. Her professional experience includes serving...
James Williams, YOC’s Director of Detention Services, was awarded the Personal Integrity Award at this year's Committee for Integrity Enhancement ceremony....
For many, spring is a season of renewal. At the YOC, the Independent Living team works tirelessly to help each resident daydream about that new chapter....
More than 120 individuals packed the YOC training room on Friday, March 15, 2019 for an advanced training session on Legislation, Treatment and Service Provision for victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking....
If you have raised a teenager or spent time around one, you know that they have a burning desire to feel accepted. The kids at the YOC are no different....