Day Reporting
Day SKYS
Daytime programming for youth who need support with school engagement, daily routines, job readiness, and positive activities.
Monday–Friday · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Our programs
Day & Evening Reporting and Family Support for the Omaha metro, including Douglas and Sarpy counties, built around each youth’s needs and goals.
Day & Evening Reporting
A structured setting for schoolwork, skill building, and positive activities. We build relationships through time spent together and use that connection to help youth work toward their goals.
Day Reporting
Daytime programming for youth who need support with school engagement, daily routines, job readiness, and positive activities.
Monday–Friday · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Evening Reporting
Support and structure beyond the school day, with time for schoolwork, practical skills, shared activities, and positive ways to spend the evening.
Contact us to discuss scheduling and availability.
Shared activity blocks
Day SKYS and Night SKYS use similar activity blocks. Activities, order, and time spent vary based on each youth’s needs, school schedule, and referral goals.
Talk through how things are going, upcoming responsibilities, and goals for the session.
Work on assignments, plan ahead, and build habits that support school engagement and follow-through.
Practice interview skills, work on applications and résumés, or take steps toward IDs, permits, and daily living goals.
Share a meal and take time to connect, practice conversation, and build everyday routines.
Take part in games, physical activity, and approved outings that build relationships, social skills, and decision-making.
Review progress, recognize effort, and make a plan for what comes next.
Community activities are selected to fit each youth’s needs and applicable supervision requirements.
At home & in the community
Individualized support for youth and caregivers.
We help families work through barriers and take practical steps toward education, employment, and daily living goals.
Services are scheduled around family availability, including day, evening, and weekend appointments, and coordinated with the referring team.
Intake assessment is completed within 7 days of accepting the referral, with a written service plan developed within 10 days of intake. Ongoing coordination with probation supports agreed goals.
Planning for services
Youth ages 12–18 on juvenile probation. Up to 6 youth per staff member, with services planned around individual needs and referral goals.
Transportation to and from the reporting center is provided within a 30-mile radius and coordinated during referral and intake.
We ask youth to participate, communicate, and practice the skills they are learning. Caregivers help identify what is working and where more support is needed.
We coordinate with families and supervising teams, document attendance and participation, and provide updates on goals. When progress stalls, we adjust the plan and communicate the next steps.
Intake includes the youth and caregiver, with an individualized schedule or service plan aligned to referral goals. Crisis and safety planning is developed and updated as needed.
If a youth leaves after arriving and cannot be located, we follow required notification procedures and document efforts. Details are coordinated with the assigned supervising officer during referral and intake.
Getting started
Call or email to discuss the youth’s needs, goals, schedule, and which service may fit.
We confirm availability, meet with the youth and caregiver, and coordinate expectations with the referring team.
We start working on the agreed goals and stay in touch about participation, progress, and next steps.
Let’s talk
Call SKYS to discuss a youth’s needs and whether our services are a good fit.