Best Youth Care Cary Near Me

4worldlovers: A therapeutic school serving children pre-K through 5th grade. Each child’s education and therapeutic program is carefully tailored to their needs and strengths.


Parents also meet regularly with a parent guidance counselor. This collaborative approach helps children progress socially and academically to become successful and competent learners.


Farley-Manning Family Guidance Service is an on-site and telehealth outpatient program that provides therapy and evaluations for children ages birth through 11 years old and their families at our center in Cary.

SecurePath is an early intervention therapy program for children from birth through 5 years old in their home or pre-school setting.

Lucy Daniels Center’s skilled staff help provide a variety of mental health services for our community.

These services include parenting groups, children’s social skills groups, school observations and assessments, caregiver workshops and support groups, and teacher training to promote healthy social and emotional growth for each child in our community.

Lucy Daniels Center views a child’s behavior as a communication of need, and equips parents to understand and respond to those needs in a meaningful way. We help families find ways to alleviate the every day struggles while also addressing the root cause of the issues, allowing long-term change and healing to take place.

The Lucy Daniels Center was founded in 1989 to provide mental health services to children and families in the Triangle. We serve nearly 700 children and their families each year. We believe that the earlier a child’s challenges are addressed, the better the chance to help that child develop socially and academically.

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The DynaDome is completed and open! You should come and see this amazing structure.


This state-of-the-art retractable enclosure over our outdoor pool allows you to make a splash when the weather is great and when it isn't.

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The Center for Volunteer Caregiving helps older adults and adults with disabilities in Wake County live independently for as long as possible. All of our services are provided at no charge by community volunteers. We do not provide assistance with personal care services like toileting, dressing, bathing, meal preparation, and hands-on help with movement.

Volunteers provide escorted roundtrip rides for older adults and adults with disabilities who don’t drive, can’t use public transportation, and don't have a friend or family member who can help them get to medical appointments or do basic needs shopping for groceries and medicine.

We support family caregivers by providing information on resources in the community and by offering Powerful Tools for Caregivers, a self-care education program for caregivers. The Center also coordinates volunteers who provide respite visits for 2-3 hours so family caregivers can get a much needed break.