Pediatric Integrated Health Program
Pediatric Integrated Health Program (PIHP) provides care coordination and family support services to help youth and adults with mental health challenges. The PIHP coordination team partners with families, community providers,
Early Parenting Intervention and Coaching
The Early Parenting Intervention and Coaching (EPIC) program provides positive parenting skills directly into the family’s home by utilizing the “Raising a Thinking Child” curriculum, by Dr. Myrna B. Shure.
Day Treatment
Day Treatment provides supervised community treatment services to assist youth in achieving positive self-improvement, accountability, and judgment that will enhance community safety. Day Treatment is an after-school program that focuses
Child Welfare Emergency Services
Child Welfare Emergency Services (CWES) provides an array of short-term temporary services to ensure the safety, permanency, and well-being of children up to the age of 18. Shelter Alternative and
Brief Intensive Services
Brief Intensive Services (BIS) is fluid and flexible, designed to assist your family in whatever way you need. This includes skill-building to address behavioral problems, needing new “tools” for your
Behavioral Health Intervention Services
Behavioral Health Intervention Services (BHIS) is a skill-based program funded solely through Iowa Medicaid. Individually a caseworker will meet with youth and their family to provide intensive skill development to
Aftercare and Preparation for Adult Living
Aftercare and Preparation for Adult Living (PAL) Services bridge the gap between leaving foster care and entering into independence by assisting youth with necessary skills to become self-sufficient, such as
Achieving Maximum Potential
“Nothing about us, without us.” The Achieving Maximum Potential (AMP) program involves young people as advocates for themselves and as a voice for positive change for issues affecting them. AMP
