Training for parents on how to manage their child's behavioral issues while improving their relationship with their child. Assistance includes: - Aggressive behaviors - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Exposure to alcohol/drugs before birth - Oppositional/defiant problems - Severe temper tantrums - The impact of abuse/neglect Requires a 12-14 week commitment to an hour-long session per week

Provides investigative and intervention services for child abuse, neglect, and/or abandonment. Services include: - Accepts reports of abuse - Assessment of the initial referral - Consultation to individuals who suspect abuse - Consultation with the family to determine the nature of the problem - Dependency investigation - Explanation of reporting statutes and answer questions regarding agency practices - Ongoing support services for children and their families - Temporary placement of children who are removed from the home - Works with the family toward unification or reunification

- Advocacy for domestic abuse violence victims - Advocacy for child victims of domestic violence - Provides emergency shelter/referrals - Provides emergency transportation - Accompanies victims to court hearings - Provides assistance with OFP's - Support groups & one on one appointments - Assistance with safety plans for family violence waiver

Mental health services with a specialty in serving children and adolescents and their families on issues of: - ADHD - Anger management - Chemical abuse - Divorce, separation - Family Relationships - Parenting - Runaways - Sever and persistent mental illness - Sexual identity - Violence

Half-day therapeutic preschool and toddler program for children aged 16 months to five years using the High Scope and AMAZE curricula. Program includes occupational and speech therapy for children with developmental delays as well as music and play therapy for children with identified delays or who may have experienced trauma. Parent education and parent support services for mothers and fathers. This includes client directed goal planning, home visiting, regular on-site family events, parenting support and parent child attachment activities, and crisis intervention.

Training for parents on how to manage their child's behavioral issues while improving their relationship with their child. Assistance includes: - Aggressive behaviors - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Exposure to alcohol/drugs before birth - Oppositional/defiant problems - Severe temper tantrums - The impact of abuse/neglect Requires a 12-14 week commitment to an hour-long session per week

Assists, advocates, and coordinates mental health services for American Indians. Services: - Individual, family, and group counseling - Specialized services for youth/adolescents and children - Anger management - Grief counseling - Family violence counseling for child abuse, elder abuse, parent abuse, spousal abuse, and for adult incest survivors - Runaway counseling - Child sexual assault counseling - Play, art, and recreation therapies - Therapist referrals

Skills group for female identified youth, which incorporates movement, yoga, art, creative writing and other body-based therapies. The goals of Healing Motion are to help youth develop self awareness, self respect, self control, and self confidence.

Training for parents on how to manage their child's behavioral issues while improving their relationship with their child. Assistance includes: - Aggressive behaviors - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Exposure to alcohol/drugs before birth - Oppositional/defiant problems - Severe temper tantrums - The impact of abuse/neglect Requires a 12-14 week commitment to an hour-long session per week

Counseling (individual, couples, family) and psychological testing. All services performed by graduate students under supervision of licensed professionals. The following services are provided: - Individual and family therapy: Counseling focusing on a variety of issues including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, stress, behavior problems, suicide, divorce, and marriage problems - Pre-adolescent and adolescent therapy (children 11 and older) - Group therapy - Therapy for abuse and other types of trauma - Psychological testing and assessment including personality and other diagnostic instruments

Provides shelters for boys experiencing: - Behavioral difficulties - Family conflict or crisis - Need for temporary respite - Physical or sexual abuse - Severe emotional problems - Transition between placements Basic services provided: - Discharge planning - Education/study time - Skill building classes - Stabilization - Structured living environment Optional services for purchase: - Full 14 - 30 day residents assessments - Outpatient assessments - Outpatient individual, family, or group therapy

24-hour information and support services to victims of domestic violence, concerned family, friends, and partner agencies

Screening reports of suspected abuse or neglect, conduct investigations, arrange for safe placement out of home when a child(ren) are in imminent danger of maltreatment and conduct case management and permanency planning activities in active cases.

Accepts and responds to and/or investigate reports of child abuse, neglect or abandonment. Services may include: - Accept reports of abuse - Assessment of the initial referral - Consultation to individuals who suspect abuse - Consultation with the family to determine the nature of the problem - Dependency investigation - Ongoing support services for children and their families - Temporary placement of children who are removed from the home - Works with the family toward unification or reunification NOTE: In addition to taking reports, child protection screeners are available to explain the reporting statues, answer questions regarding agency practices and discuss other resources and strategies when reports do not meet criteria for assignment for child protection investigation.

Operates many sites for supervised visitation services and safe exchange services. In order to use the centers, parents must set up orientation interview screenings separately. If the use of the center is not court ordered, both parties must agree to use it. All visitations for the sites are scheduled through the main office. Supervised Parenting: This program is available for those who are seeking parenting time with their child but are required to do so within the presence of a neutral third party. Sessions are typically two hours in length and available seven days a week. High, medium and low supervision for visits are available. Monitored Parenting: A program for parents who are transitioning from supervised parenting and no longer need to have supervisor present at all times during the visit. Supervisors check in with the family several times during the session and document at each check-in. Sessions are typically two hours in length, but can be more or less if needed, and may occur in a group setting. Monitored Exchanges: Parents seeking to transfer their children from one parent to the other without having to have contact with the other parent can use this program. Monitored exchanges are supervised and performed by staff. Staff documents each exchange. Exchanges are performed seven days a week during programming hours. Therapeutic Supervised Visitation (TSV): This program provides therapeutic interventions for children and their non-custodial parent to improve the parent/child relationship in a safe and private supervised space. It is a way to assist children in transitions to changing family structures. Actively engage in assisting non-custodial parents and children in re-establishing or forming a healthy and safe relationship. A court order could indicate when it is in the best interest of child(ren) to have Therapeutic Supervised Visitation. Families can also choose Therapeutic Supervised Visitation instead of traditional supervised visitation through the agreement of both custodial and non-custodial parents.

Group therapy and individual therapy provided for domestic abuse issues. Groups for abusive men and abused women, and play therapy for children who have been abused or have witnessed the abuse. Also offers anger management groups for women. Anger management groups and therapy groups for children and adolescents are available. Parenting groups for parents of children exposed to domestic violence are also available. After completion of domestic abuse program, restorative parenting groups are offered to men and women to address the needs of children affected by domestic violence. After completion of domestic abuse program, family therapy and couples therapy may be available for those who wish to work on their relationships. - Sexual Assault Program: Group therapy and individual therapy available to women who have been sexually assaulted or sexually abused at any time in their lives - Restorative Parenting Program: 12-week group therapy program for women whose children have been exposed to domestic violence and a 10-week group therapy program is available for fathers who have exposed their children to violence in the home. Family therapy is available and recommended in conjunction with the group therapy program. Group therapy for children and adolescents exposed to violence is also available if there are sufficient numbers of age appropriate youth.

National clearinghouse for information on missing and exploited children. Services include: - CyberTipline takes reports on sexual exploitation of children 24 hours/7 days a week. Reports for cases of child sexual exploitation including child pornography, online enticement of children for sex acts, molestation of children outside the family, child victims of prostitution, and unsolicited obscene material sent to a child. - Offers education and resource publications for information about statistics, data, and issues relating to missing children - Provides transportation for the reunification of missing child to family - Reporting of sightings of missing children

Family leaders are supported to obtain the skills and access the community resources needed to build networks of support, identify personal and family aspirations, develop a personal plan and achieve realistic personal and family stability goals. Activities help participants: - Discover strengths - Learn skills to resolve conflict without violence - Improve financial literacy - Strengthen parenting - Build family and community leadership skills

- Provides crisis intervention regarding child abuse/neglect - Provides arrangements for the placement of child, if necessary - Assessments and evaluation - Coordinated investigation with law enforcement - Case management services to include, referrals for services needed in the community and home visits - Provide forensic interviews for alleged maltreatment reports

Training for parents on how to manage their child's behavioral issues while improving their relationship with their child. Assistance includes: - Aggressive behaviors - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Exposure to alcohol/drugs before birth - Oppositional/defiant problems - Severe temper tantrums - The impact of abuse/neglect Requires a 12-14 week commitment to an hour-long session per week

- Child trauma psychotherapy treatment for children and adolescents who have experienced a traumatic event, such as sexual abuse, physical abuse, car accidents, stressful medical procedures, domestic violence or traumatic grief - Psychiatric evaluations/assessments - Youth and family counseling

Training for parents on how to manage their child's behavioral issues while improving their relationship with their child. Assistance includes: - Aggressive behaviors - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Exposure to alcohol/drugs before birth - Oppositional/defiant problems - Severe temper tantrums - The impact of abuse/neglect Requires a 12-14 week commitment to an hour-long session per week

- Child trauma psychotherapy treatment for children and adolescents who have experienced a traumatic event, such as sexual abuse, physical abuse, car accidents, stressful medical procedures, domestic violence or traumatic grief - Psychiatric evaluations/assessments - Youth and family counseling

Child Protective Services help protect children from physical abuse, neglect, and sexual abuse and help families get the services they need to change their behaviors.

The Child Protection unit investigates allegations of child abuse including physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and educational neglect. The unit coordinates with the law enforcement center as well as community professionals and para-professionals to determine if the child was abused or neglected by an action, or failure to act on the part of a caregiver or other person. The results of the assessment will determine whether child protective services are needed. NOTE: If you feel your concern is an emergency that needs an immediate response, call 911