Children & Youth Services

All Programs & Services

Children’s Behavioral Health

Children’s Behavioral Health provides an array of mental health services to children and youth ages 5 – 17 with emotional and behavioral challenges. Services include assessment, psychiatric treatment, office and home-based therapy and case management, therapeutic and skill-building groups, wraparound, and around-the-clock crisis screening. Children’s Behavioral Health services focus both on the individual child/youth and the family as a whole. We are committed to help children and families build on their many strengths in order to lead fulfilling, productive lives.

Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO)

Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO) was developed as an alternative to institutional, residential, and group care placements for children and youth with severe emotional and behavioral disorders. Multiple randomized trials confirm a number of positive results. The model is tailored to the unique developmental needs of children from ages 3 to 17 years. Click here for more information.

Juvenile Justice

The Juvenile Justice program uses the Wraparound philosophy to provide home-based rehabilitative delinquency services to the youth and families in the program. Click here for more information.

Intensive Care Coordination with Wraparound (ICCW)

ICCW is a process with a goal to plan and implement services and supports for children and their families. ICCW facilitation
occurs in the family’s home and community with a strong emphasis on family voice and choice. Throughout the process, ICCW staff will
identify and help with issues relating to safety and crisis, family/parenting, health/medical, legal, emotional and psychological, social/recreational, residential/housing, spiritual/cultural, education and employment, and transportation. Click here for more information.

School Success Initiative

The School Success Initiative (SSI) is a program in Wayne County partnering Community Mental Health (CMH) agencies with local school districts to provide services to the students, parents, teachers, and the community at large. SSI is an evidence and prevention based mental health program designed for students in kindergarten through the 12th grade. Click here for more information.

Prevention Services

Our youth empowerment services provide support, guidance and positive opportunities that help youth ages 7-17 develop their skills and make safe, healthy choices. We offer developmentally appropriate opportunities focused on social, emotional, academic and behavioral needs through a variety of services including:

Teen coalitions
Teen Task Force
Youth Advisory Board
Social Emotional Learning groups
Lifeskills training groups
Bullying prevention groups
Tobacco Prevention Education
Youth Workforce Development Training
Cessation groups
Provides technical assistance to the Healthy Downriver Coalition

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Diversion Services

Our diversion services provide youth with knowledge and skills to make healthy choices and become responsible young adults and avoid the risk of entering into the juvenile justice system.

Children’s Crisis Screening

The crisis screening program provides timely assessments for at-risk children who are experiencing acute, chronic or severe disturbances.

Behavioral Health Home Program

A program for Medicaid beneficiaries with a physical illness and a serious mental illness or serious emotional disturbance that coordinates care between primary care physician, psychiatrist and all other members of your treatment providers.

Juvenile Justice Program

The Juvenile Justice program provides case management services for juveniles and their families through an array of interactions including residential and comprehensive community-based services.

Multisystemic Therapy

Multisystemic Therapy is a scientifically proven intervention for youth (ages 12-17) who engage in challenging behaviors. MST offers an alternative juvenile delinquency prevention program.

Treatment Foster Care Oregon

Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO) was developed as an alternative to institutional, residential, and group care placements for children and youth with severe emotional and behavioral disorders.

Southern Downriver Youth Assistance Program (SDYAP)

The Southern Downriver Youth Assistance Program (SDYAP) is a juvenile delinquency prevention and diversion program for youth at risk of entering the juvenile justice system due to a first time minor offense.