SERVICES PROVIDED:
FAMILIES TOGETHER : Provides transitional housing for single mothers and their children, experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence.
YOUTH AND FAMILY COUNSELING: Offers real help for youth, up to age 18, and their families, dealing with real-life issues (e.g., conflict at home, bullying anger management issues, talk of running away, or behavior problems.)
SKILL BUILDER CLASSES: Provide one-hour group classes for youth 10-16 with topics including; life skills, Why Try, Anger Management, Theft Prevention, and Parenting Wisely.
KINSHIP NAVIGATOR:
ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL SERVICES (AIRS): A 24-hour crisis call response, centralized assessment, intake department for ACH programs, and makes referrals to services in the community.
THE LIFE (LEARNING INDEPENDENCE FROM EXPERIENCE) PROJECT : A supervised independent living program for youth, ages 18-21, benefit from a variety of housing options that promote learning, provide guidance, build necessary skills and lead toward full independence as they are aging out of the foster care system or homeless.
SAFE PLACE: Provides immediate help to young people under the age of 18 years, experiencing a crisis.
YOUTH EMERGENCY SHELTER: Offers runaway, homeless, street youth, and trafficking survivors, ages 10-17, 24-hour immediate safe shelter and care while ACH works to reunite them with their families or find safe and stable alternative living arrangements.
ADOPTION: Provides services for families until the adoption is finalized. Also provides post-adoption support and referral services to families, as needed.
FOSTER CARE: Provides services for children, ages 0-17, in the conservatorship of the state of Texas
RTC: A safe environment for teenagers to work on skills and healing.
TURNING POINT: A crisis intervention, acute stabilization, and family preservation program providing foster children and caregivers with therapeutic interventions that prevent hospitalizations and placement disruptions.
MORRIS: offers homes for youth, ages 14-17, who are unable to live with their families or in a community home setting.
COMMUNITY-BASED CARE: A division of ACH Child and Family Services, has provided continuum of services for children in the Texas foster care system of Region 3b since 2014.