MOVE/MARCH Program
Moderate Risk Youth
The MOVE/MARCH Program supports youth who may be at risk of needing a higher level of behavioral health care. Individuals may include young people involved with school discipline, the Department of Juvenile Justice, or family services.
MOVE/MARCH uses a wraparound approach that brings families, therapists, schools, and community partners together. This team works to build a strong support system around each youth.
Program Services May Include:
- Individual and family therapy
- Parent support and coaching
- Group activities that build social and emotional skills
- Extracurricular and community activities
- Planning with schools, families, and service providers
Success in MOVE/MARCH may include greater stability, healthier coping skills, stronger family relationships, and improved behavior. The goal is to help youth move to less intensive services when they are ready.
Need Help Now?
If you or someone you care about is experiencing a behavioral health or substance use crisis, immediate support is available. Aspire’s Behavioral Health Crisis Center provides 24/7 walk-in assessments and stabilization services in a safe, supportive environment.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CRISIS CENTER
601 West 11th Avenue, Crisis Entrance
Call: 229.430.1842
Text or call 988 for the Georgia Crisis Access Line
You do not have to face a crisis alone. Help is available whenever you need it