Child Welfare
Improving Family Systems
Child Abuse Prevention Program (CAPP)
Crisis Nursery
Families Are Stronger Together (FAST)
Family Services for Deaf Children and Adults
Foster Care
Healthy Families
Improving Family Systems
LifeSet
Mother and Child Program
Partners for Change
The Phoenix Project
Staten Island Community Partnership
Strengthening Our Families
Strengthening, Teaching, and Educating People through Support (STEP-S)
The Foundling’s Improving Family Systems program targets young people between the ages of 6-18, and utilizes Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT), a service model used to improve family interactions, reduce risk factors, and strengthen protective factors against drug use and other conduct problems.
Children and teenagers who are involved with the child welfare system are at high risk, not only for foster placement, but also for a range of behavioral health issues including substance abuse. Appropriately supporting these young people demands a holistic approach that includes all members of the family.
