Adoption
Our Adoption Program helps find permanent homes for infants, children and teens up to age 19, who are placed in foster care. There are no adoption fees for applicants wishing to adopt a foster child. Families who adopt through foster care are also eligible to receive...Foster Care
Who Can Be a Foster Parent? Any family or person regardless of religious affiliation or whether or not they are male or female, single or married or identify as LGBTQ is able to foster or adopt a child or teen. A foster parent should be ready to provide a stable,...Outpatient Mental Health Services
Outpatient Mental Health Services are clinic-based, and community-based treatment services using evidence-based practices, offered at home and school, for individual children and adolescents with serious emotional disorders and for family members in crisis. It helps...PSCSRT
The Placement Services and Crisis Stabilization Response Team (PSCSRT) helps at-risk youth who are more likely to experience chronic AWOLing, aggression, self-harm, extensive substance use, barriers to placement options, multiple 5150 hospitalizations, as well as...Stories of Hope
Matthias
Matthias was referred to the Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program when he was 15 years old after assaulting his mother and being placed on probation through the Family Behavioral Health Court.