Family Support Services

Assistance with applications for government aid, case management, parenting and budgeting classes, emergency clothing, computer/phone use, and emergency financial aid.

Program creates long-term safety, permanency, and stability for children. Coordinators work with families in home, in school, and in the community to help them navigate health care, mental health, child welfare, juvenile justice, and special education systems. Helps families get connected to needed formal and informal resources.

Provides case management and resource needs for individuals and families. Services available: Emergency food, clothing, hygiene items, infant needs, and application assistance. Employment related transportation assistance on a case-by-case basis.

Provides family support, parenting classes, bilingual services, Welfare applications, and referrals.

<p>Offers referrals for basic needs such as: food, housing, clothing, hygiene, and infant supplies.&nbsp; Assistance with applications such as SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, Energy Assistance, and other programs.&nbsp; Ongoing support based on the needs of the family. Transportation assistance when available.</p>

Provides intake, triage, application assistance, and referral to the Human Services three direct service divisions; the respective divisions will stabilize families with case management services.

Offers application assistance with low income housing, birth certificates, social security cards and disability, financial literacy training, and case management.

Offers application assistance with low income housing, birth certificates, social security cards and disability, financial literacy training, and case management.

Addresses the educational and health needs of children and provides services to assist families in strengthening advocacy for their child and making their families more self-sufficient.

Home-based family preservation and support providing case management, client advocacy, general support, communication skills enhancement, family bonding activities, and parent training and interventions.

Al-Anon is a mutual support group for adults who have loved ones with an addiction to alcohol. Alateen is for teens who have loved ones with an addiction to alcohol.

Provides care coordination for children and families. The goal is to help kids live healthfully within their own community, using resources selected to meet the unique needs of each child and family.

Provides care coordination for children and families. The goal is to help kids live healthfully within their own community, using resources selected to meet the unique needs of each child and family.

Provides care coordination for children and families. The goal is to help kids live healthfully within their own community, using resources selected to meet the unique needs of each child and family.

Provides care coordination for children and families. The goal is to help kids live healthfully within their own community, using resources selected to meet the unique needs of each child and family.

Provides emergency direct services and referrals to family in need of support. Services include: emergency food, clothing for children, school supplies, household/hygiene items, and employment support. Service approved by SAPTA.

Takes reports of bullying and supports schools and families in getting it stopped. Responsible for proactive training and technical assistance aimed at building positive school climates and social and emotional skills in students. Bully Prevention Hotline available.

Provides resources and information that empowers families to be safe, stable, and supported. Offers case management and referrals.

Provides a safe and accepting environment for members of the LGBTQ community and their families. Provides support groups, social activities and programs designed for their needs.

Parents explore strategies to increase desirable teen behaviors and manage problem behaviors in a constructive and caring manner to reduce conflict and minimize risk taking behavior in this eight-session program. Youth do not attend class.

Assist parents who have substantiated, open maltreatment cases against their children. Safety Mangers enter the homes and check the safety of the children, provide basic parenting assistance and social connections. CPS defines the services offered and CPS is the only agency that can initiate services to YAP. All services are provided at home.

Teaches children important skills preparing them for success in school. Parents learn about parenting, nutrition, safety, and development milestones. Families are strengthened through improved relationships, connection to community resources, and involvement in child’s educational experience.

Pivot is a 6-week closed group for youth and caregivers that encourages acceptance of LGBTQ youth and families to stay together with healthy, positive outcomes.

Parenting education, monitored visitations, parent coaching, peer support groups, co-parenting classes, and wraparound support.

Provides care coordination for children and families. The goal is to help kids live healthfully within their own community, using resources selected to meet the unique needs of each child and family.

Provides visitation opportunities for siblings that have been separated by the foster care system to share memorable programs and activities.

Children's Services

Provides resources and information that empowers families to be safe, stable, and supported. Offers case management and referrals.

Provides intake, triage, application assistance, and referral to the Human Services three direct service divisions; the respective divisions will stabilize families with case management services.

Provides resources and information that empowers families to be safe, stable, and supported. Offers case management and referrals.

Provides intake, triage, application assistance, and referral to the Human Services three direct service divisions; the respective divisions will stabilize families with case management services.

Provides intake, triage, application assistance, and referral to the Human Services three direct service divisions; the respective divisions will stabilize families with case management services.

Provides resources and information that empowers families to be safe, stable, and supported. Offers case management and referrals.

Offers community programs, the goal of the agency’s founders was to create a lasting public/private partnership to address the needs of children and their families in our community.

Offers community programs, the goal of the agency’s founders was to create a lasting public/private partnership to address the needs of children and their families in our community.

Emotional and informational support for families of children who have special needs, Parent to Parent-USA (P2P-USA) is a national nonprofit organization committed to assuring access and quality in Parent to Parent support across the country. This site highlights state's organizations that have parent to parent support as a core program and are committed to implementing evidence-based practices.

A national program dedicated to the interests of brothers and sisters of people with special health and developmental needs.

A Kindering Center program

• Planning/Coordinating/Advisory Groups

• Military Family Service/Support Centers

Support group for Fatty Oxidation Disorders. Raises funds for Educational and Networking Services and Programs. Medical information, including information about newborn screening, and support resources.

Mission of Graham's Foundation is to support, comfort, inform, and guide families who experience a premature birth.

Programs:

• NICU, transition home, and remembrance care package programs
• Trained preemie parent mentors available 24/7 via email, phone, and text
• MyPreemie, the market-leading app for parents of premature babies
• Online communities with tens of thousands engaged parents making new connections

Hand to Hold® helps families before, during, and after a NICU stay and infant loss by providing powerful resources for the whole family, and most importantly, one-on-one mentoring from someone who has been there.

Services:

• Peer Support
• Online Community
• Resources (hospital, online, podcast)

Online resource: A federal government web site, developed by the Educational Opportunities Directorate with support from Navy Lifelines, provides information for military families with special needs. It is designed to share information with military families on Department of Defense efforts and civilian community programs to support families with special needs within the military community.

Provides for the health care needs of the military and Veteran communities.

Services Include:

• Doctor locator
• Pharmacy locator
• TriCare service center locator for each state