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Welcome!
This page has links to resource documents, information on what to expect from our program and surveys/check-ins for self-assessment.
How can we help?
We walk alongside our parents in almost any capacity they need.
Here's a list of things we can help with as you work through your case.​
Your parent partner/mentor is not able to offer transportation or babysitting.
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Show up as a support in court and other meetings
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Finding support groups and other community connections
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Working through court ordered homework
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Finding jobs, housing, mental health care, daycare, etc.
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Navigating the CPS system and communications​
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Creating co-parenting relationships with foster parents
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Learning how to apply for Medicaid or a driver license
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Applying for college, trade school, GED programs, etc.
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Accessing child needs like clothing, school supplies, diapers, etc.
What to expect:
As a parent with an open case whose children have been placed in foster care, we will walk alongside you throughout your CPS case.
Once your child returns home, we will continue to check in and address any needs for TWO YEARS post reunification.
If the state closes your case after rights are relinquished or terminated, we will work with you to address any needs before transitioning your case from our program.
Need help learning about your rights or what happens after removal?
You've got this.
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