Individuals and families who reside in eligible zip codes.

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.

Parents with children ages birth through 18 experiencing a temporary crisis.

Parents can arrange for their children to stay with host family while focusing on resolving crisis situations and work to bring stability back to their home. Alternative to the state welfare system, giving parents freedom to work through difficulties without the worry of losing child custody.

Must be drug free home environment without active domestic violence in the home.

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

Current or former foster youth ages 17 to 21.

Individuals 21 years of age and older, completed Department of Family Services foster care and adoption program application.

Provides the necessary support to families who are seek to heal children through a devoted family life. Seeking families that are interested in providing temporary respite care, short-term care (up to 30 days), and long-term care.