OUR SERVICES

Youth Services

From workforce development, mental health counseling, intervention, outreach, recreational after school & summer programing and more, take advantage of our great youth services listed below.

NNCC Youth Services Center

4 Birnie Avenue Springfield MA 01107

Jarix Santiago

Director of Intervention & Outreach 
Phone 413.455.2132 
Email: jsantiago@newnorthcc.org

Candido Isaiah Delmoral

YouthBuild Director
Phone 413.455.2132 
Email: idelmoral@newnorthcc.org

NNCC Youth Services Center
Programs

Gun Violence Prevention Unit

This multi-agency collaborative effort is funded through DPH’s GVP Grant. NNCC serves as the lead agency to the , MLK Family Services, African Diaspora Mental Health Association (ADMHA) and Public Health Institute of Western Mass. The team is comprised of Street Outreach Workers, clinical support, working with at-risk youth ages 17-24.

NNCC Youth Center

The NNCC Youth Center services ALL youth ages 11-18 at the Gerena Tunnel. Providing services such as: Homework assistance, weekly raffles, sports and active recreation, positive skill building and leadership development (Ask about our NNCC Youth Council!) Funded through CSI Shannon Grant, DPH’s Youth at Risk Grant (YARG), and the City of Springfield’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

Connecticut River Valley YouthBuild (CRV YB)

CRV YouthBuild serves youth in the Connectivut River Valley region while based in Springfield the metro center of Western Massachusetts. CRV YouthBuild became an affiliate of YouthBuild USA and recognized program of the Massachusetts YouthBuild Coalition securing funding to commence programing for out of school youth to complete High School Diploma equivalency and pursue either a focus in Construction or CRV YB’s Construction Plus track which has a focus in the health care industry. Some of the program outcomes are significant educational gains and industry recognized certificates upon completion.

Project AMP

NNCC’s Peer to Peer Mentor aims to serve in school youth ages 13-17 with prevention based curriculum. 

Summer in The City

Summer in The City is a 6-week summer camp serving ages 5-12, engaging in the following activities: swimming, weekly field trips, themed days and an end of camp talent show. Funded through Springfield’s Community Development Block Grant.

Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act

Our WIOA In-School Youth program supports in school youth with workforce oppurtunities, summer jobs and after school jobs. Ensuring they graduate from High School and have continued success through a 12 month period of follow up.

Mental Health Counseling

Our full time Mental Health Counselor works directly with our YouthBuild students to provide a holistic approach to supporting the entire young person.