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Our four primary service areas are Early Learning, Youth Development, Family Support, and Counseling Services. This includes court approved parenting classes, support groups, baby resources and CPR/First Aid classes. All Atlantic Street Center services are free to participants. Currently updated by JazmynS@atlanticstreet.org Parenting support groups, Incredible Years,(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Baby, Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Clothing, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Diapers, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Early Learning, Education, Father, Food, Foster Care, Fun, Gay, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Mother, Support, Teen, )

Call to report suspected child abuse/neglect.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

800-557-9671///509-363-3333//Central Intake after hours/// 1-800-562-5624 Colfax:800-642-5179//509-397-5040 if you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers the central intake, call the Police(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Local Intake: (253) 983-6100 Toll Free Intake: 1-888-713-6115 After Hours: 1-800-562-5624 Fax: (253) 593-5066 TTY: (253) 593-5149800-422-7517/253-983-6100 If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and there is no one answers this line, call the Police. 1-888-235-7638 office/reception(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.) Area served: Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Hunts Point, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Medina, Mercer Island, Newcastle, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Woodinville Zip Codes 98004, 98005, 98006, 98007, 98008, 98009, 98011, 98014, 98015, 98019, 98024, 98025, 98027, 98028, 98029, 98033, 98034, 98039, 98040, 98045, 98050, 98052, 98053, 98055, 98056, 98057, 98058, 98059, 98065, 98068, 98072, 98074, 98075, 98077, 98224 (Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Neglect, )

Call with any suspected abuse and neglect issues; child & youth support; childcare information & referral.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, DSHS, Support, )

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Neglect, )

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical, or emotional abuse, or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Neglect, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police (911). All hours intake number for CPS 1-800-562-5624 or 1-866-363-4276.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Crisis intervention and follow up for runaways and families with teens in crisis; child protection services; child welfare services; adoption and foster care services; multiple services for developmentally disabled.(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Disability, DSHS, Teen, )

CHSW's Spokane location brings together children and families for a variety of programs that work to strengthen relationships through support programs and counseling, as well as provide parents with the tools they need to assist in the development of their young children.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Neglect, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Children's Response Center, a program of Harborview Medical Center, provides services and support for children and youth under the age of 18 who have experienced sexual assault or other traumatic events. Services are also available for non-offending family members and children and youth who display sexual behavior problems. Children's Response Center serves residents in East and North King County.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Education, Mental Health, Preschool, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

The Children\\\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services. Who is eligible? Children and youth not enrolled in the King County Mental Health Plan (KCMHP) who are up to age 18 and who live in King County their identified caregivers and families (including foster parents)(Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

If you feel a child is in danger and no one answers this line, call the Police/911 For intake call 1-888-713-6115 After hours call 800 562 5624 Cities Aberdeen, Copalis Beach, Cosmopolis, Elma, Grayland, Hoquiam, Humptulips, Malone, McCleary, Moclips, Montesano, Neilton, Oakville, Ocean Shores, Pacific Beach, Quinault, Satsop, Taholah, Westport Zip Codes 98520, 98526, 98535, 98536, 98537, 98541, 98547, 98550, 98552, 98557, 98559, 98562, 98563, 98566, 98568, 98569, 98571, 98575, 98583, 98587, 98595 (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Respite, Support, )

Kinship Navigator Program helps strengthen families by helping relatives provide a safe, stable and nurturing environment for the children in their care. The Kinship Navigator Program aids kinship caregivers in understanding and navigating the system of services available for children living in their care. Spanish-speaking Navigator Assistant Laura Dow ldow@catholiccharitiescw.org 509-946-4645(Keywords: Adoption, Basic Needs, Childcare, Child Protective Services, DSHS, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Respite, Stress, Support, )

Concentrates on child development, age appropriate behaviors, and positive discipline techniques. Court ordered okay.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Infant, Toddler, )

Encompass provides traditional preschool and toddler programs that inspires discovery, creative expression and social problem-solving skills. We are accredited by NAEYC, offer low teacher to student ratios, family style meals, development & health screenings & social-emotional assessments. Also incorporates ECEAP. EARLY LEARNING Preschool Toddler Groups ParentChild+ Summer Camps PEDIATRIC THERAPY Birth to Three Early Intervention Clinic Therapy Services Behavioral Health FAMILY ENRICHMENT Groups Workshops and Sessions Parents’ Night Out EVENTS Calendar Autumn Gala Rise & Thrive Breakfast Take a Seat for Kids(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Baby, Childcare, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Disability, DSHS, Early Learning, Father, Foster Care, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, P, )

Chemical dependency and domestic violence treatment in Snohomish County. Residential treatment for pregnant and parenting mothers. Families In Recovery group on-site. On-site child care.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Ongoing Parent Education and Support Program available for parents with open cases with Vancouver Child Protective Services. Not open to the public(Keywords: Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Neglect, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

For fathers who have a child involved in the child welfare system, provides resources, parent education, support, and guidance. Facilitated by a father who has successfully navigated the system. (Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Father, Support, )

For fathers who have a child in the child welfare system, provides resources, parent education, support and guidance facilitated by a father who has successfully navigated the system. (Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Baby, Child Protective Services, Father, Neglect, Support, )

Recruits and supports foster families. Our support groups offer informational sharing, friendships, training and support to encourage and help families as they are helping foster children. We share experiences, joys and triumphs as well as struggles. We have fun events and outings.(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

Recruits and supports foster families. Our support groups offer informational sharing, training and support to encourage and help families as they are helping foster children. We share experiences, joys and triumphs as well as struggles. We have fun events and outings. RSVP for dinner and childcare(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

Free support group for foster parents. Snacks and childcare provided.(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

Recruits and supports foster families. Our support groups offer informational sharing, friendships, training and support to encourage and help families as they are helping foster children. We share experiences, joys and triumphs as well as struggles. We have fun events and outings. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

Join us in a culturally relevant space to come together as a diverse families caring for Native American Foster Children. Come to participate in a bountiful and distinct culture and support each other in a unique community of foster parents. Gain valuable support and learn of new resources too! RSVP for childcare for children 2 and over and dinner. Cultural activities provided for children. Caregivers are welcome to bring children under 2 and participate in the cultural activity with the other children. Serving Native American Children and Caregivers! This group does not meet in July/Aug/Dec.(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

4 hour class gender separated. Information on the impact of DV on children. Court accepted. (Keywords: Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Support, )

This 12-week class is designed to help understand the effects that DV has on children and everyone involved; to learn and practice new problem-solving techniques with children; and to help find support and counseling for yourself and your children.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Stress, Support, )

This 8-week class is designed for infants and toddlers ages birth through 3 yrs. It helps decrease levels of isolation and frustration felt by new parents, while enhancing their self-image and confidence in the ability to parent.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Father, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

We provide legal representation to people who have been charged with a crime and cannot afford an attorney. We also represent youth, people facing civil commitment, people who could lose their children in a dependency petition, and others in need of legal advocacy who cannot afford an attorney. Phone and in person screenings available (Keywords: Baby, Childcare, Child Protective Services, Father, Legal, Mother, Teen, Toddler, )

Support group for relative caregivers of children. Also open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Contact facilitator before attending. Does not meet every month. (Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Grandparent, Relative, )

Support group for relative caregivers of related children. Family Caregiver Support Program Caregiving is a stressful and often unrecognized role for many friends and family members of seniors and people with disabilities. The Family Caregiver Support Program helps unpaid caregivers (18+) care for their loved ones while meeting their own mental, physical and emotional needs. Working with a Family Caregiver Specialist, you will identify areas you’d like help with and learn about the community resources that best fit your particular situation. Caregiver support groups, educational programs, self-care tips, and referrals to community resources are available to decrease your stress and improve self-confidence in your caregiving role. Support Groups, Need-based services for the children like help with activities fees, information, resources, advocacy, 1:1 meetings for support with CPS and navigating the systems, home visits. (Keywords: Adoption, Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Home Visit, Legal, Post-Adoption, Relative, Respite, Support, )

Groups open to those interested in relative care, foster care and/or adoption. snacks provided Childcare provided onsite at the YMCA. RSVP for childcare and dinner(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

For Foster, Adoptive, and Relative Caregivers Groups are open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Please contact facilitator before attending. RSVP for childcare and meal(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandparent, Relative, )

For Foster, Adoptive, and Relative Caregivers Groups open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Please contact the group facilitator before attending. RSVP for childcare and meal(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandparent, Relative, )

For Foster, Adoptive & Relative Caregivers Groups are open to those interested in relative care, foster care and/or adoption. (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

For Foster, Adoptive, and Relative caregivers. Groups are Open to those interested in relative care, foster, adoption. Please contact facilitator to RSVP. (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Respite, Support, )

Are you raising the child of a relative or friend? Connect with other kinship families. Small groups meet regularly. Enjoy food and conversation. Learn about resources for your family. Childcare provided. Potluck(Keywords: Child Protective Services, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Support, )

Relative caregivers support group. Includes small grant to support family needs. (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Respite, Support, )

Caregiver support group for those raising the child of a relative or a friend. Connect with other kinship families, small groups. Enjoy food and conversation. Learn all about resources for your family. MUST RSVP! (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, Support, )

Grandparents and Relatives caring for children, foster, adopt. Includes a grant to help with access to resources(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, Support, )

For Foster, Adoptive, and Relative Caregivers Groups open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Please contact the group facilitator before attending. (Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Support, )

Our goal is to provide Kinship Caregivers assistance with resources, as well as services such as clothing and programs, events to bridge the gap between caregivers and the children we love.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Baby, Basic Needs, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Stress, Support, )

Provides a multifaceted program that supports women and their children in transition from homelessness to independence.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby, Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Housing, Mental Health, Mother, Shelter, Support, )

Support group for child abuse and neglect victims.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Neglect, Recovery, )

For mothers using alcohol or drugs while pregnant. Trained and supervised case managers provide: home visitation and intervention for 3 years. Case managers assist clients in: Setting goals and identifying steps to achieve them, Obtaining alcohol/drug treatment, Staying in recovery, Choosing a family planning method, Child health care/immunizations, Connecting with community services, Solving housing, domestic violence, child custody problems, Resolving system service barriers(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Support, Toddler, )

PCIT training for parent/child at Brigid Collins - only accessible through Children\'s Administration(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Individualized parent instruction, support, and positive modeling for parents.(Keywords: Child Protective Services, Father, Foster Care, Mother, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Public Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, FAS, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Parenting forward support group through Parents 4 Parents program. Help for parents going through a dependency case with the court system. A mentor that has been through the system will be provided for participants. Mentor will go to court with participant and aid in navigating the system. (Keywords: Child Protective Services, Support, )

a 10-week group class designed to support and strengthen parents in areas where they may be challenged, *Other topics of interest to parents (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Comprehensive assessment for high-risk children/families. Children are referred to the center by CPS. Foster care. Medical exams for sexually abused children. Program for chemical dependency. Fathers parenting program.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Father, Neglect, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Parents and children come together to hear stories, have snacks, do crafts, and participate in circle time and supportive discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with your children, to interact with other families in playtime, and enhance the bond with your family and the community. Sessions are free and open to everyone!(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

Find peace of mind using Positive Discipline. In this 4-week class parents and caregivers will learn to: âžž Practice mutual respect to defuse power struggles. âžž Use genuine encouragement and strengthen the bond with your child âžž Communicate so both you and your child feel listened to. (Keywords: ADHD, Child Protective Services, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, )

The Seattle Childrens PlayGarden in partnership with the Best Start for Kids Initiative is pleased to announce our 2019-2020 introductory and advanced inclusion workshop series, Say Yes! to Kids with Disabilities Friday November 15th, 8:30am-12:30am Friday November 22, 8:30am-12:30pm *Space is limited. Please register with the links. The Intro workshops will offer the same content. Please register for the workshop that works best for your scheduling. All participants are encouraged (though not required) to also register for the advanced workshop. Advanced Inclusion Workshop Friday February 7th, 2020, 8:30am-12:30pm After you register the event organizers will send you an email with a short questionnaire that will help us design the workshop with your specific organizational needs and questions in mind.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Childcare, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Disability, DSHS, Early Learning, FAS, Health, Mental Health, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Public Health, School, School Readiness, Stress, Support, SIDS, Toddler, )

Separating from your birth parents is a painful and traumatic experience. Imagine being separated from your siblings too, right when you need them most. That\\\'s why we built Sibling House — to help brothers and sisters stay together through their transition into foster care. Mentoring for Foster Parents - Outreach Program Tutoring for Foster Children - Project Sheltering Tree Outdoor activities for Foster Families - The Outdoor Experience Activities for Foster Families in the community like museums, theater, lessons, etc - Enrichment Program (Keywords: Adoption, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Housing, Post-Adoption, Support, )

Recruits and supports foster families. Our support groups offer informational sharing, friendships, training and support to encourage and help families as they are helping foster children. We share experiences, joys and triumphs as well as struggles. We have fun events and outings. Childcare for 0-11 provided by the onsite YMCA Childcare Program. The YMCA facilities are open to older children during the meeting if needed. Please RSVP for Childcare and Dinner. No Meeting July/August(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Post-Adoption, Relative, )

\"Children in the Middle\" Workshop for divorcing or separated parents to explore the impact of parent separation on children. Offered monthly in Spanish as needed. (Keywords: Child Protective Services, Depression, Divorce, Latino, Spanish, )

This 5-week class for parents will focus on nutrition; depression & anxiety; self-esteem & self-care; anger management; and more. (Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Foster Care, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Provide counseling and training to parents and children; partner with DCFS visitation program and professional services and Fatherhood classes.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Father, Home Visit, )

13-session parenting program offered free in both English. The program addresses the needs of all parents: stepparents, grandparents, single parents, foster parents, and other adults who have children in their life.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Autism, Baby, Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mother, Neglect, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Children’s Center offers specialized outpatient mental health counseling and psychiatric services for children and adolescents. We believe that successful treatment occurs through the strength of the therapeutic alliance with the child and family. Our treatment approach concerns itself with solutions; it is both positive and non-judgmental. Our approach is collaborative in nature and focuses on family strengths. Our therapists work toward achieving positive outcomes identified by the family by building on those strengths.(Keywords: Abuse, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Disability, FAS, Mental Health, Preschool, Sexual Assault, Special Needs, Stress, Teen, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Father, Foster Care, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, Recovery, School, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, School, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Staff and volunteers offer a wide variety of services and activities that promote healthy development in children. Families receive the support they need through relationship building groups, parenting classes, and mental health counseling as well as counseling to child victims of sexual abuse/assault and other crimes. Summer recreation programs, tutoring programs, and early learning programs help support children’s academic success.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Grandparent, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Preschool, Public Health, School Readiness, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Behavioral Health Services provides mental health counseling, therapy and case management services for adults, children, adolescents and their families. Services: Individual, group and family therapy Psychiatric services, including evaluations, medication management and primary care consulting Therapeutic care for youths Crisis assessment and intervention for children and adolescents Psychological testing and evaluation for special populations Brief therapy Behavioral assessment program for children Behavioral Health Services also assists people needing specialized services such as vocational support, therapeutic foster care and parenting classes. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Disability, Divorce, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Grandparent, Health, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Public Health, Recovery, Spanish, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether one of our wraparound programs offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Facilitator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant. Access to Intensive Wraparound requires an assigned Division of Child and Family Services (DSHS) caseworker and prior DCFS/DSHS authorization. A referral from a mental health professional or authorized school personnel is required. VOA does the intake to begin the process of assigning a Wraparound team after a referral is submitted. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Foster Care, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Neglect, Special Needs, Support, Teen, Toddler, )