We have the opportunity to support the Neaves-Davis Center for Children during the month of October.  Our very own Nancy Erskine was instrumental in starting this unique center decades ago.  The Center houses and provides services for children 18 years and younger.  The philosophy of juvenile probation is directed towards promoting accountability and providing rehabilitative assistance for children and families involved in the juvenile court system.We have the opportunity to support the Neaves-Davis Center for Children during the month of October.  Our very own Nancy Erskine was instrumental in starting this unique center decades ago.  The Center houses and provides services for children 18 years and younger.  The philosophy of juvenile probation is directed towards promoting accountability and providing rehabilitative assistance for children and families involved in the juvenile court system. The Center is open 24 hours a day and the Intake department is responsible for determining whether alleged complaints brought on juveniles are handled through the use of informal  means, referral to other agencies or official court hearings.  Within 72 hours they decide whether  the child should be admitted into secure detention pending a hearing.  The Intake department provides walk-in assistance to parents seeking information on treatment programs for their children. Please consider contributing to this very important service by making your check out to First Christian Church and designating it to the Neaves-Davis Center.  The money will be used for services, recreation equipment and computers. Louise May, CWM