Services à domicile – Rhode Island
Communities for People offers à domicile services to all eligible families in Rhode Island. Our staff are here to provide soutien through in-person and virtual check-ins, et 24/7 on-call help is also available. We provide assistance within 48 heures de Department of Youth, Children and Families (DCYF) referral, and most families receive home based services pour 3-9 mois. One of the many reasons home-based services are so important is because they can eliminate barriers to receiving traitement by bringing the clinical support directly to the family’s maison.
Services de soutien familial améliorés (EFSS)
Les services de soutien familial améliorés sont unn Programme de traitement à domicile aidant tous les jeunes de 0-21 ans Rester avec leur famille ou surmonter des facteurs de stress importants pour se réunir Après un placement résidentiel. Les services vont de famille médiation; Stratégies de gestion du comportement et planification; Planification quotidienne de la structure et stratégies de supervision à la maison; Éducation des compétences de vie; besoins essentiels assistance; stratègeIES pour une communication efficace entre les membres de la famille; modèle de rôle / coaching, soutien holistique tels que les arts expressifs, et plus. Les parents et les soignants développent les compétences nécessaires pour assurer la sécurité, santé, Et le bien-être de tous les membres de la famille.
Traitement centré sur la famille (FCT)
Le traitement centré sur la famille est un, Programme familial et communautaire intensif au service des jeunes 0-20 ans avec un soignant identifié. Il est composé de 4 phases uniques qui favorisent un fonctionnement familial amélioré avec tous les membres du ménage. Les thérapeutes FCT travaillent avec l'ensemble du système familial et au cours du traitement, Encourager chaque membre de la famille à évaluer les modifications qu'ils apportent dans leurs progrès.
FCT diffère des autres, des programmes axés sur la famille en ce qu'il souligne l'importance que les familles trouvent la valeur et le développement de la propriété dans les changements apportés.
Family Time Enhanced Visitation Program
Family Time is a program that combines weekly supervised visitation with the “Incredible Years” (IY) parenting curriculum, helping parents learn and practice positive parenting techniques. This program serves all youth ages 0-18 statewide, in English and Spanish. It is best suited for youth separated from their parents or caretakers, those in need of visitation services, and parents needing structured skill-building support.
The program provides regular, predictable visitation schedules approved by the Department or Family Court, with at least one supervised visit per week. Parent Coaches manage families through supervised visits, observing parenting skills, and providing feedback. The IY curriculum involves weekly group sessions over 16-20 weeks, and the program typically lasts 6-9 mois. Transportation to parenting groups and visits is provided.
Familles pour enfants – Supportive Services (FFC-SS)
FFC-SS is a community-based intensive service uses evidence-based and trauma-informed practices to support children in generic, kinship, or pre-adoptive homes statewide. We serve youth ages 0-20 in foster, kinship, and pre-adoptive homes, focusing on improving family stability and preserving youth placements while awaiting permanency. Each youth works with a social worker and a clinician, receiving intensive social work and clinical supports, rapid response coordination, transportation, and supervision of sibling/family visitation. Services typically last six months, and are provided primarily in the family’s home, but can be accessed in the community or school as needed. Additional support includes scheduling appointments, transportation, sibling/birth parent visits, and mentoring.
Our approach is grounded in the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) model, utilizing trauma-informed practices and Motivational Interviewing (MI). We offer extensive case management, clinical services, behavioral management, individualized treatment planning, trauma-informed therapy, emergency response, safety planning, and advocacy. Evening and weekend services are available, with 24/7 on-call emergency support. Additional support includes family support and visitation linkages, TIPS-MAPP training for kinship homes, licensing support for new foster homes, access to respite services, and formal aftercare services up to six months post-discharge. This program is closely linked to our Rhode Island foster care programs.