Core Program

The CORE Program, established in 1973 by community volunteers in Fort Pierce, FL, originally focused on providing education for individuals convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Over time, it has expanded its services to meet the evolving needs of the Courts and the community within the 19th Judicial Circuit. Today, the CORE Program offers a wide range of comprehensive services, including Misdemeanor and DUI probation, substance abuse education, and traffic safety education, all aimed at promoting community safety and fulfilling court-ordered sanctions. The program continues to play a vital role in offender rehabilitation and public awareness regarding the consequences of substance abuse and impaired driving. Generated from the website

Frontline for Kids, established in 1999 by Jerome Zohndyuwayee Gayman, is an intervention and prevention after-school program in Fort Pierce, Florida. The organization focuses on providing leadership, guidance, and support to youth during their critical developmental years, aiming to create a structured environment that promotes academic success and personal growth. Utilizing a comprehensive Reality Therapy approach, Frontline for Kids addresses the holistic needs of adolescents through academic assistance, recreation, counseling, and nutrition. Their goal is to reduce delinquent behaviors and empower students with the skills necessary to make positive choices, ultimately fostering a safer and more supportive community. Generated from the website