Affirmative Connection and Engagement Services (ACES) – Colorado
Clarvida’s Affirmative Connection and Engagement Services (ACES) is an intensive family finding/ diligent search, program. It seeks to find permanent healthy connections for children involved with the child welfare department, or children aging out of the system, using a multitude of tools and techniques.
Family Time Program – Colorado
Provides visitation services in the community or on-site for referral agencies such as Department of Human Services or at one of Clarvida’s locations. Clarvida supervises family time sessions for a variety of clients and provides oversight and safety for the family while also providing parent coaching as needed in an effort to coach and teach the family members engaged in the visit. Parent Coaching is provided for parents who need or want support, education, and coaching related to parenting their child or children with special needs or challenging behaviors. This service can be accessed by caseworkers for their clients as well as by private individuals who pay hourly rates for the services.
Domestic Violence Reduction Program – Colorado
Clarvida’s Domestic Violence Reduction Program works with Adams County to provide psycho-educational classes and advocacy services to families and children that have currently or previously experienced domestic violence dynamics in their household.
Home Studies – Colorado
Clarvida provides SAFE and kinship home study services to meet their needs for foster parent certification, kinship and ICPC placements.
Independent Living Program – Oregon
The Independent Living Program (ILP) empowers young people between the ages 14-23 to build the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition into adulthood. This service is available for eligible young people residing in Multnomah County who are in foster care, as well as young adults who have aged out of the foster care system. Through individualized support, skill-building, and leadership opportunities, participants develop essential life skills in areas such as education, employment, health and wellness, accessing community resources, transportation, housing, financial literacy and healthy relationships. The program provides both one on one support and group-based learning experiences, designed to foster independence, self-advocacy, and personal growth. By focusing on each young person’s unique strengths and goals, the Independent Living Program with Clarvida helps young people prepare for a stable, healthy, and successful future. ODHS Caseworkers can submit referrals to ILP.Central@odhsoha.oregon.gov and request Clarvida as the ILP Provider. Eligible young adults who are no longer in the custody of ODHS may self-refer or submit questions by sending an email to: ORILPreferrals@clarvida.com
Therapeutic Foster Care – Oregon
The program provides Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS) to youth who need a higher level of care and are placed in Clarvida certified foster homes. Youth have often experienced a high level of trauma and struggle with emotion regulation and/or disruptive and challenging behaviors. The program implements a trauma-informed parenting approach, helping youth to stabilize and allowing them to begin building their strengths in the community and with a family. The program provides case management, skill building, individual counseling, parent training, individualized service referrals, aftercare planning and support. Clarvida provides comprehensive training and intensive support to our therapeutic foster homes 24 hours a day. The program serves youth from all counties across Oregon. Youth need to qualify for BRS services and can be referred by ODHS Regional Resource Consultants.
Family Recruitment, Certification and Training – Oregon
We are licensed by the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) to recruit, certify, and train Therapeutic Foster Families to care for youth ages 6-18 in ODHS and County Juvenile Department custody. Foster Families and homes are assessed during the certification process to ensure successful caregiving. Foster Parents are provided extensive training to care for youth with higher needs. Foster parents receive 24/7 support, weekly in-home support, financial support, monthly training, and breaks from caregiving.
Alternative to Detention – Oregon
The Alternative to Detention Program provides stabilization, assessment, case coordination, system navigation, court appearance support, skills training, counseling, and parent support and coaching. The program serves youth involved with Multnomah and Clackamas County Juvenile Departments. The program provides services to youth and families for 60-90 days while living in Clarvida certified foster homes. Placing youth in an alternative to detention setting has proven effective in reducing a youth’s exposure to and engagement in criminal activity along with preparation for the next phase of transition, whether it’s returning home, stabilizing and strengthening the existing home and family structure, or moving to a more appropriate long-term living environment, such as independent living for older youth. Family preservation and reunification and successful transition is the overarching goal of each placement. Youth are referred to the Alternative to Detention Program by their Juvenile Court Counselor (JCC).
Intellectual Developmental Disability and Mental Health Residence Programs – Oregon
24-Hour Residential Services for youth and adults. We serve individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health needs in 17 group homes across the state.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Services – North Carolina
Clarvida uses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), an established and effective intervention for the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Research Based Treatments are used to make meaningful improvements in the areas of your child’s life.