ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
1305 W. Oswego Rd.
Naperville, IL 60540
630-961-2992
COUNSELING/PREVENTION OFFICE
1323 Bond St, Ste 119
Naperville, IL 60563
630-717-9408
Since 1971
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What We Do We'll help you navigate life's challenges.
Our Mission and History
Today, 360 Youth Services offers substance use prevention education, counseling, and housing. The organization serves youth and families in Chicago's western suburbs and the surrounding areas.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to provide life-changing services to youth through substance use prevention education, counseling and housing.
Our Vision
Our Vision is a community where all youth possess the necessary skills to successfully navigate life’s challenges.
Our History
Our History is rich and challenging. 360 Youth Services began in 1971 as Naperville Community Outreach when a group of concerned parents, community, and religious leaders recognized the need for professional, youth-centered services in the Naperville community.
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Our Programs
Counseling Programs
Our Counseling services are as varied as the issues that arise for those having difficulty at home, school, or in the community. Trained therapists provide a variety of professional counseling services for school-aged youth and families, as well as young adults. Educational groups for youth of all ages and their parents are also offered. Some issues addressed include depression, anxiety, grief, family conflict, life transitions, self-esteem and parenting. Specialized services for high-risk youth are also available.
*Many insurance plans are accepted and special accommodations can be arranged for families who are struggling financially.
Prevention Programs
360 Youth Services is dedicated to helping youth make healthy choices and preventing youth substance use. Through highly recognized programs and initiatives – The Power of Choice, Youth Prevention Education, Naperville Operation Snowball, Positive Choices Positive Voices, Community Alliance for Prevention – 360 uses a variety of proven prevention strategies to best serve our mission and community in order to reduce youth substance use. 360 is funded by local, state and federal grantors to provide best practice substance abuse prevention for students and their parents in the geographic boundaries of the 203 & 204 school districts. These programs are supported through valuable partnerships with Naperville Community School District 203, Indian Prairie School District 204 and community partners.
Housing Programs
When housing is uncertain, everything in a young person’s life seems to fall apart. At 360 Youth Services, housing and support services are provided to young adults, 18-24 years old, who were previously homeless, and teenagers, 13-17 years old, who are unable to live with their families. Support services including life skills, budgeting, counseling, art therapy, and more are provided.
Mentor Programs
We know that having a supportive adult in a young person’s life creates more positive outcomes. Our mentor program matches adults in the community with residents in our Cornerstone Group Home and Transitional Housing Programs so youth can build a stronger network of support through trusting relationships.
LGBTQ Collaborative
360 Youth Services coordinates The DuPage Community Network: Professionals Serving LGBTQ+ Youth, a group of community partners that provide a safe and respectful environment for professionals and community members to network on issues related to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth. For more information on this group and how to get involved, contact info@360youthservices.org or call 630.961.2992
Our Amazing Team
Scot Thurman, J.D., M.A.
he/his
Executive Director
Karen Jarczyk, LSW, CSPS
She/Her
Prevention Director
Margot Smith, MS, LMFT
She/Her
Clinical Director of Counseling Services
Anna Themanson, M.S.Ed, LCPC, CADC
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Autumn Zigterman, M.A.
she/her
Clinical Intern Therapist
Brooke White, B.S.
she/her
Clinical Intern Therapist
Christina Graffagna, MEd
she/her
Therapist
Christina Melville, MSEd, LCPC, NCC
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Cleo Caudillo, MS, LMFT
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Courtney Hoeft Rozek, MSW, LSW
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Kate Moon-Raess, MA, LCPC
she/her
Senior Clinical Therapist
Laura Fuechsl, MSW
she/her
Therapist
Maryellen Sterk, LCPC
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Nicole Smalley, B.S.
she/her
Clinical Intern Therapist
Nida Mufti, MA, LPC
she/her
Clinical Therapist
Tanisha Prentice, B.S.
she/her
Clinical Intern Therapist
Tim Doughney, MA, MFT
he/him
Therapist
Valerie Tawrel, MHS CADC
she/her
Director of Housing
Mike Bertrand MSW, LCSW
he/him
Board Member
Bill Geis
he/him
Board Member
Beverly Jones MSW, ACSW
she/her
Board Member
Cheryl Wendt
she/her
Board Member
Richard Arenz CPA, CIA, CFE, CGMA
he/him
Board Member
Join the Team
Looking to join our growing team and become a part of helping youth navigate life’s challenges.
We achieved a milestone recognition with the 360 Youth Services – Youth in Care Program earning the designation of Innovative Tier of Recognition by the Human Rights Campaign.
This highest tier recognizes agencies that go beyond their solid foundation to implement innovative approaches to LGBTQ inclusion and demonstrate leadership.
Thank you for providing life-changing services for youth and their families! 360 Youth Services ensures gifts made online are safe and secure. Check out Others Ways to Give, or contact Julie Ryan at jryan@360youthservices.org for information or questions.
See Your Impact $25 – Gas card for youth to get to school or work $100 – Counselor coverage for a runaway youth $250 – One Operation Snowball retreat scholarship $500 – Two nights of emergency shelter and support for a youth in crisis $1,000 – Eight hours of counseling support for teens and their families in need $2,500 – Ten move-in baskets of necessities for youth entering our housing program $5,000 – Four months of rent for two youth experiencing homelessness.
