Treatment Foster Care
Each child’s needs are carefully assessed to establish individualized programming and matching to a treatment foster home qualified to meet his or her emotional, developmental, behavioral and/or medical needs.
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or call 1.877.287. 2441
Parent Coaching
Parent coaching is a short-term intervention that provides foster, adoptive and kinship parents and other caregivers with hands-on, here-and-now tools for bringing about rapid and dramatic improvement in their child’s behavior. Using a strategy customized to each individual family, coaches work with caregivers, in the absence of the child, to teach methods and tools that promote attachment and self-esteem while feeding the development of even more positive behaviors. Caregivers are able to strengthen bonds while teaching children new and effective ways of interacting with their world.
7.23.12 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Anu adds Parent Coaching Services
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Medically Fragile Specialized Care
Treatment foster care and respite are available to children, youth and adults with complex medical conditions that might otherwise require hospitalization or institutional care.
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or call 1.877.287. 2441
Children’s Waiver Treatment Foster Care
Treatment foster care which meets all Children’s Waiver standards.
Respite Foster Care Short-term care provided by treatment foster
families designed to provide relief care to families caring for children or adults with emotional, behavioral, developmental and/or medical needs.
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or call 1.877.287. 2441
Respite Foster Care
Short-term care provided by treatment foster families designed to provide relief care to families caring for children or adults with emotional, behavioral, developmental and/or medical needs.
Make a Referral Online
or call 1.877.287. 2441
Family-to-Family Stabilization
Mentor families are licensed foster homes that provide family skills activities, crisis intervention, and relief care to families in need of support.
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Supportive Community Independence Program (SCIP)
Services for adults with long-term disabilities
We strive to increase the independence and self-sufficiency of adults with disabilities through providing supported opportunities and access to communication and environmental information, life skill development, mobility, social integration with peers
and the larger community with a strength-based approach in a philosophy of self-determination.
SCIP Program Brochure | Roommate Wanted Announcement
Adoption Services
Completion of home studies for families seeking to adopt.
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SAFE Home Study, Kinship Home Study, Custody Study
Anu Family Services will provide a SAFE Home Study Report format, or a specialized format that meets the referrants needs. The home study will include a minimum of two home visits and will portray family strengths and
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Safety Services
Parent Support Services
Providing support, intervention and skill building to families in behavior management, child safety, nutrition, emotional health and physical health.
Parent Visitation Monitoring
Supervised family visitation in a safe and structured environment to facilitate healthy family interaction.
Child-At-Risk Monitoring
In-person safety checks provided for children and families who are involved in the child welfare system.
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Intensive Permanence Services (ISP)
Intensive Permanence Services use family search & engagement techniques with youth while also addressing the grief, loss and trauma that youth have had which if left unaddressed can create a barrier to successful transitions to lifelong permanency.
ISP Staff have low caseloads and use research informed models of care to help youth navigate the complexities encountered when connecting and reconnect with caring adults. These services help youth create a web of connections for and create greater opportunities for permanency.
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- Six Steps to Find a Family: A Practice Guide to Family
Search and Engagement
Louisell, M.J. (2008). Six Steps to Find a Family: A Practice Guide to Family Search and Engagement (FSE). National Resource Center for Family-Centered Practice and Permanency Planning; Hunter College & California Permanency for Youth Project. Retrieved online on June 17, 2009 from http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/socwork/nrcfcpp/
downloads/SixSteps.pdf
- the 3-5-7 Model by Darla Henry
Henry, D. (2005). The 3-5-7 Model: Preparing children for permanency. Children and Youth Services Review, 27 (2), 197– 212.
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