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adoption.ACH partners with Child Protective Services to find adoptive families for children. ACH will provide services for families until adoption is finalized. ACH also provides post-adoption support, as needed. click here for more information... funding partner: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services behavioral care.Therapeutic residential services for children, ages 4-12, with moderate to severe behavior problems. Provides safe and structured residential care that teaches adaptive behaviors, supports successful child development, promotes family reunification where possible, and secures the optimal level of living for each child. funding partner: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services 2010 outcomes:
community resource coordination group (CRCG).Collaboration of local, public and private agencies, and parents to meet the needs of children and youth, through 21 years old, who have severe emotional disorders or other disabilities. CRCG members combine their agency resources and knowledge to suggest treatment alternatives for families whose needs can be met only through interagency coordination and cooperation. To contact the CRCG Coordinator and receive an application to have a child or youth staffed at a CRCG meeting, please email CRCG@achservices.org or call 817.886.7177 and leave your contact information for the CRCG Coordinator. funding partners: Cook Children's, Fort Worth Independent School District, Lena Pope Home, MHMR of Tarrant County, Millwood Hospital, Santa Fe Adolescent Services, Tarrant County Juvenile Services 2010 outcomes:
emergency youth shelter.Offers homeless and runaway youth, ages 10-17, emergency housing and care while ACH works to reunite them with their families, or find safe and meaningful alternative living arrangements. funding partners: MHMR of Tarrant County; Tarrant County Community Development; Texas Department of Family and Protective Services; Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families; United Way of Tarrant County 2010 outcomes:
families together.Parent-child transitional housing. Offers homeless, single-parent families a transitional housing environment while they work to overcome the crisis that led to their homelessness and return to independent living. Short-term, basic and therapeutic services in safe residential care are provided to maintain the family unit, promote and encourage family independence within 9-12 months, promote and encourage long-term self-sufficiency and family stability. funding partner: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development 2010 outcomes:
foster care.Basic and therapeutic foster care. Recruitment, training and licensing of foster parents to meet the physical, cultural, emotional and spiritual needs of the children in the care of Child Protective Services. click here for more information... funding partner: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services 2010 outcomes:
LIFE project.Learning Independence from Experience (LIFE). Housing program for homeless young adults, ages 18-21. Provides participating young adults a safe, stable place to live. Program staff partner with the young adults in order to help them achieve permanent housing and develop long-term life skills and goals. funding partner: Tarrant County Community Development 2010 outcomes:
wedgwood residential program.Offers safe, stable and nurturing homes for children and youth, ages 4-18, who are unable to live with their families. Provides basic and therapeutic services in safe residential care that assists children, youth and their families through crises, promotes family reunification where possible, and secures and/or provides the optimal level of living for each child. funding partner: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services 2010 outcomes:
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