Wyandotte Youth Assistance Program
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The Wyandotte Youth Assistance Program is a community based program sponsored by the City of Wyandotte with some additional funding through Wayne County Department of Child and Family Services,the Michigan Office of Juvenile Justice - FIA grants, and local community organizations' contributions. This juvenile diversion program serves not just as an intervention for youth ages 7-16, but also as a prevention program. All services are free and open to Wyandotte residents. Depending on need and availability, services may include one-to-one mentoring, life skills peer groups, counseling, parenting workshops/support, referrals for outside therapy/treatment, recreational activities, prison visit, court observation, field trips, or tutoring help.
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No Pit Bull Ordinance
I had inquired in an earlier post if there was an ordinance against pit bulls in Wyandotte. One person thought there was, others didin't know, so I wrote the mayor. He responded to me that there is NO...
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Started: March 16th 2004Replies: 27
old Stores of W&.
Do you remember all the little mom and pop stores that use to be in the city, You had Kales market on eureka between 15th and 16th and around the corner from them was Joe Deere's party store, Old joe...
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Started: January 28th 2004Replies: 70
Pit Bulls
I have read two incidences lately of problems with pit bulls in Wyandotte. The first incidence, one was loose and threatening someone. The second incidence involved a police officer and his police...
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Started: March 7th 2004Replies: 9
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