Offers support, resource referral, and additional after-hours support for foster parents.

Neighborhood youth group homes that offer support and life skills training for children and teens with developmental disabilities and mental health challenges that require specialized care and treatment. Each home provides a stable, safe, and nurturing environment focused on life-skill development, education, behavior management, appropriate socialization. Staff work with family members, psychiatrists, therapists, and behavior specialists to develop each child's individual support plan and help them lead a self-determined life.

Provides an intensive treatment home with a highly structured environment in a positive treatment family setting for severely abused and disturbed children. Most of these children have histories of abuse and neglect resulting in their inability to fit into a family in a positive manner.

Jasper Mountain addresses all types of serious emotional and behavioral problems. The program does not screen out any serious behaviors, but is not designed for children with the primary concern being chronic psychosis or significant developmental disabilities. Jasper Mountain has developed interventions that have proven to be effective with problems such as violent behaviors, sexual acting-out, emotional problems stemming from the effects of childhood trauma, fire-setting, serious difficulties attaching and bonding to others, and delayed social development.

SAFE Center provides stabilization, assessment, and family evaluation services to children and their families. The program provides short-term residential treatment for children. Short-term crisis stays are also available for children in need of immediate stabilization (72 hours).

Provides youth crisis intervention services and a temporary youth shelter.

Crisis program services include immediate crisis intervention and counseling, youth and family assessments, and referral assistance.

Shelter services offer short-term overnight stays, group counseling, and individual case management. Runaways, homeless youth, and families with youth in crisis use the shelter for a temporary time-out while a long-term plan is developed.

To address the physical, emotional and social needs of children and youth while providing a safe and nurturing care for treatment services or therapeutic foster care.

Children's Administration staff work with children and families to identify their needs and develop a plan for services that support families and assure safety and well-being for children. These services are designed to reduce the risk of abuse, find safe alternatives to out-of-home placement, and assure safety and permanency for children in care.

Services to support families who are in crisis and at risk of disruption and services to care for children in placement are provided primarily by community agencies and foster parents. In addition, private child placing agencies provide adoption services and foster care to some youth in the custody of the Children's Administration. Provides crisis intervention, assessment and case management services.

Children's Administration staff work with children and families to identify their needs and develop a plan for services that support families and assure safety and well-being for children. These services are designed to reduce the risk of abuse, find safe alternatives to out-of-home placement, and assure safety and permanency for children in care.

Services to support families who are in crisis and at risk of disruption and services to care for children in placement are provided primarily by community agencies and foster parents. In addition, private child placing agencies provide adoption services and foster care to some youth in the custody of the Children's Administration. Provides crisis intervention, assessment and case management services.

Children's Administration staff work with children and families to identify their needs and develop a plan for services that support families and assure safety and well-being for children. These services are designed to reduce the risk of abuse, find safe alternatives to out-of-home placement, and assure safety and permanency for children in care.

Services to support families who are in crisis and at risk of disruption and services to care for children in placement are provided primarily by community agencies and foster parents. In addition, private child placing agencies provide adoption services and foster care to some youth in the custody of the Children's Administration. Provides crisis intervention, assessment and case management services.