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Child & Family

Website: https://childandfamilyri.org/
Location: Middletown,
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Description: Our commitment to our community has been strong and unwavering since we began serving Newport County and Rhode Island in 1866. Our core values that led us this far will carry us through to brighter days, especially now, as our services are more valuable than ever. Child & Family has developed various programs to support all in need, regardless of age or situation. We provide early childhood education and care, housing for families with children, foster care services, counseling for seniors in times of struggle, and family therapy. Our devotion to helping the most vulnerable populations binds us together and creates an important sense of solidarity during these difficult times.
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Child and Family Services – New Bedford

Website: https://child-familyservices.org/our-locations/
Location: New Bedford,
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Description: The Department of Children and Families includes services such as; adoption assistance, child abuse and neglect prevention and intervention, health and medical services, baby safe haven, case management, child welfare, foster care, family care and planning, and refugee and asylees assistance.
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Child Development Services (REACH)

Website: https://www.maine.gov/doe/cds
Location: Augusta,
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Description: The Child Development Services (CDS) system is an Intermediate Educational Unit that provides both Early Intervention (birth through two years) and Free Appropriate Public Education (for ages three through five years) under the supervision of the Maine Department of Education. The CDS system ensures the provision of special education rules, federal and state regulations statewide, through a network of regional sites.

CDS consists of nine regional sites and a state office. The state CDS office maintains a central data management system, system-wide policies and procedures, and provides centralized fiscal services for regional CDS sites.

Regional CDS sites provide case management and direct instruction for families with children from birth through age five. Each site conducts Child Find, which is the process of identifying children with disabilities. Screenings and evaluations are provided in order to identify children who are eligible for services. Regional CDS sites arrange for local services that include early intervention and special education and related services for eligible children from birth to age five and their families.
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Child Guidance and Family Solutions

Website: https://www.cgfs.org/
Location: Akron,
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Description: "CG&FS primarily serves children and youth who reside in Summit County. Behavioral and mental health services are offered to all children with social, emotional, behavioral and/or mental health difficulties, with a special emphasis on those children and youth who are seriously emotionally disturbed."
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Child Health Services at MCHC

Website: http://www.childhealthservices.org/
Location: Manchester,
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Description: Patients and families at Child Health Services receive health care based on the bio-psychosocial model of health care, pioneered by the late Dr. Selma Deitch and others in the 1980’s.
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Children’s Friend and Family Services – Salem Clinic

Website: https://jri.org/program/childrens-friend-and-family-services-salem-clinic/
Location: Salem,
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Description: We provide specialized outpatient mental health services for those facing emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. Our offerings include individual, family, and group counseling, along with psychopharmacology when appropriate. In-Home Therapy and Therapeutic Mentoring are also offered through our Salem location.
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Children’s Home of Florida (Joshua House)

Website: https://www.chsfl.org/
Location: Lutz,
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Description: "Our team of more than 1,900 compassionate professionals works to break the tragic cycle of abuse and neglect in more families, to heal the pain of children who've suffered, to find families for youth in need of loving "forever homes," and to prepare youth and young adults for self-sufficient, meaningful lives."
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