Youthnet

Offering a variety of services to children and families including licensing, continuous support through case management, 24-hour on-call support, respite care, ongoing foster parent training and financial compensation. Program services within this include:

Receiving Care- short-term care, for immediate intensive services to be provided within the first month of placement.

Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS) - comprehensive support extending past traditional foster care services and into therapeutic foster care. This provides support to children with more complex emotional and behavioral challenges.

Family Time- a support program that allows parents and children to have frequent contact in a safe space while they are separated to assist in restoration and reunification as a family.

And all of the above are intended to promote quicker and more successful reunifications of families.

*all services provided across the 13 Western Washington, coastal and island counties*

1. The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program: professional intervention services for families at-risk of their child(ren) being removed from the home. Strategize how to confidently manage their child’s behavior, prevent challenges from developing and build strong healthy relationships. Designed to increase safety, communication, and family functioning while decreasing child behavioral, emotional, and developmental concerns.

2. The SafeCare Program: evidenced-based parent training program for parents with children ages birth to 5 designed to help control threats to child safety so children can remain safely in their homes with their caregivers.

3. Promoting First Relationships (PFR): evidence-based strategies for parents and other caregivers to help meet social and emotional needs and development of young children through responsive, nurturing caregiver-child relationships. Grounded in the principles of attachment and reflection.

*check website for details and service(s) regions*

A parent support group that provides multicultural services to Hispanic Families in Skagit County. It educates in parenting skills, psychological, cognitive, social development, and communication skills. The skillsets enforced introduce and integrate existing community support services focusing on parenting, trauma, and abuse prevention.