Children's Case Management
School & Community Family Support
Services for children and their families in need of support with behavioral, social, emotional, or educational needs.
Support for Children & Families
We help strengthen families & support child development
Our family support workers help provide support for children identified as having behavioral, social, emotional, or educational needs.
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Within our Strengthening Families program, we help support the parents and children in developing parenting skills, family skills training, and children's life skills.
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We help families reach their goals.
Case Management
Services & Supports
Our Family Support Workers provide services for youth at high risk of out-of-home placement who will benefit from service coordination.
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We provide support, links to services, advocacy, direct care, socialization, & more to improve child & family outcomes.
Home Visits
Our Family Support Worker will work with the family to do home visits as often as needed to help them succeed, with a minimum of twice per month.
Goal Setting
Have a family goal in mind, or struggling to know where to start? Our Family Support Specialists can help you figure out your goals and ways to work toward achieving them.
Whether the goal is helping your child increase socialization, improve academics, or help with behavioral concerns, we can help figure out a game plan.
Service Connection & Supports
Not sure what help is available or where to start? Our Family Support Workers can help you with referrals and support to other services.
Whether it is one of our other programs that can help, a connection made with social services, counseling services, help with SNAP or HEAP applications or more, we're here to help.
Socialization Skill Building
Our Family Support Workers work with the child to introduce fun, pro-social skill building activities into a child's life. These may be in one-on-one interactions, or with groups of other children.
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Activities are goal focused and can be anything from walks out in the community, to arts & crafts, games, group activities, trips to the library, or even learning how to cook.
Advocacy
Our Family Support Workers can help advocate for the family and child for the school district or for the development of an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). Our team can assist with working with the Department of Social Services to help advocate for the welfare of the child.
Family Education
Raising a child can be challenging. Our Family Support Workers can help support family needs by providing tools for parents/guardians on ways to better care for their child, improve family communication, and ways to manage a child with emotional or behavioral concerns.
Reasons for referral
There are many reasons you/your child may be referred to our program. Each family has unique needs, our support workers will help figure out what's best for you.
A few reasons we may be needed:
Student in grades K-12 in need of mental health support.
Identified as having behavioral, social, emotional, or education needs
Referred by a member of your child's school, such as a teacher, guidance counselor, principal, nurse, etc.
Youth who is at risk of becoming, alleged to be, or adjudicated as Persons in Need of Supervision (PINS)
Youth alleged, or convicted, as Juvenile Offenders, Juvenile Delinquents, Adolescent Offenders, or adjudicated as Youthful Offenders.
Resources
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Download Brochure, PDF, 647 KB
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Download Referral Form, PDF, 90 KB
