Support that’s practical, consistent, and encouraging.
Success Keys Youth Services (SKYS) is a community-based youth services organization offering structured programs that support academic progress, skill development, and positive daily routines. Our services are designed to provide consistent guidance, accountability, and individualized support.
We currently offer Day SKYS (a day reporting center) and Family Support services.
Who We Serve
Day SKYS serves youth ages 12–18 who are on juvenile probation and would benefit from daily structure and accountability, consistent academic monitoring and support, opportunities for skills practice and goal planning, and the development of positive routines through supervised engagement.
Youth who may benefit include those who need:
- Daily structure, supervision, and accountability
- Academic monitoring and support staying on task
- Help building routines and follow-through
- Skills practice (decision-making, communication, emotional awareness)
- Goal planning aligned with probation expectations
Approach
- Individualized support aligned with probation case plans
- Consistent documentation of academic engagement and progress
- A community-based setting focused on youth enrichment and positive development
Mission
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What youth can expect
- A welcoming environment with clear expectations
- Supportive conversations and goal planning
- Help practicing communication and problem-solving
- Encouragement to build healthier routines
Core Program Components
Day SKYS provides structured supervision, academic monitoring, skills practice, and supervised engagement. Daily activities are designed to support youth goals and expectations outlined by probation and school requirements.
Academic Support
Youth complete school assignments or participate in Bellevue Public Schools Home-Based Learning with support for organization, time management, and staying on task.
- Daily schoolwork block
- On-task and organization coaching
- Home-based learning support (as applicable)
- Academic engagement documented consistently
Life Skills Development
Rotating lessons and activities focused on practical skills youth can use every day—aligned to individual needs.
- Decision-making and problem-solving
- Communication and conflict skills
- Emotional awareness and regulation skills
- Daily living skills and healthy routines
- Job readiness and financial literacy
Prosocial & Recreational Activities
Supervised activities that support positive routines, teamwork, stress relief, and healthy engagement.
- YMCA visits (fitness, gym, swimming)
- Library study sessions
- Outdoor activities
- Team-building challenges
Evidence-Informed Practices (Non-Treatment)
Day SKYS is non-treatment and uses evidence-informed strategies to support accountability, skill-building, and goal progress.
- SMART goal planning aligned with probation case plans
- CBI principles: thought patterns and replacement behaviors
- ART principles: social skills and emotional awareness
- Motivational interviewing techniques
Family Support Services
Success Keys Youth Services provides in-home Family Support services for probation-involved youth and their families. Family Support is a non-treatment, community-based service designed to strengthen family functioning, improve communication, and build practical skills that reduce risk-related behaviors and support positive change.
Services focus on the entire family unit and are delivered in person within the home. Our goal is to support youth and caregivers in developing effective strategies, healthy routines, and positive interactions that promote stability and long-term success.
Service Focus Areas
- Improving family communication and relationships
- Developing positive behavior management strategies
- Building coping, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills
- Supporting consistent routines, rules, and expectations
- Strengthening the family’s ability to manage challenges at home
What services may include
- In-home skill coaching and role-modeling
- Guided practice of communication and coping strategies
- Family goal development and service planning
- Connection to community and support resources
- Coordination and communication with probation
Individualized, Goal-Driven Support
Family Support services are individualized based on the youth’s referral, assessed needs, and family goals. An individualized service plan is developed shortly after intake and focuses on strengthening family functioning, supporting positive behavior change, and promoting progress aligned with probation expectations.
Daily Schedule Example
Below is an example of a typical Day SKYS day (9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.). Daily structure may be adjusted to meet individual academic requirements, supervision needs, and probation expectations.
Individualized Support and Goal Alignment
Services are individualized to meet each youth’s specific goals and expectations outlined by probation. Upon intake, staff review case plan needs, school requirements, strengths, and areas of support. Daily structure, academic expectations, supervision levels, and skill-building activities are adjusted to align with youth progress.
Location, Hours & Referrals
Day SKYS operates in a community-based setting aligned with youth enrichment, positive development, and structured support.
Hours
Monday–Friday
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
(Hours may be adjusted based on youth needs, school requirements, or referral expectations.)
Referral Process
Referrals may be submitted by email. Include the youth’s name, referral reason, and any relevant supervision or academic expectations, and our team will follow up with next steps.