Strengthening Ties & Empowering Parents (STEPS) is an in-home program that supports families by identifying their current strengths and needs by connecting them to resources to achieve their family’s goals. STEPS also provides services and resources to assist in enhancing parenting skills to better manage the stressors of daily living.

High-Risk Newborn (HRN) is a therapeutic infant mental health program providing services to caregivers with children ages 0-5. Clinicians are trained in early childhood development, behavioral observations, developmental screening, and parent and child interactions to reduce potential developmental delays in children.

Family Assessment Support Team (FAST) is an intensive non-judicial case management program that provides in-home services to high-risk families. FAST ensures the protection of unsafe children who are vulnerable to abuse or neglect and to support and stabilize the family unit. The program focuses on safety planning with families to enhance child safety while connecting and providing in-home services to parents.

Integrated Practice Team (IPT) is a multi-disciplinary team approach to ensure families have access to a wide range of services and support. The IPT’s purpose is to expedite services for families dealing with complex problems that require multiple service providers, creating space for family and community stakeholders to co-create solutions, while streamlining referrals to support children and families. This approach allows for coordination of services, minimizing delay in service coordination and communication among family and community providers.