Supported Living – Pennsylvania
The Supported Living program cares for adults with intellectual disabilities in their own home or apartment, with the need for limited assistance. The goal of this program is to support individuals who prefer to stay in their own homes by providing some additional support. We are able to do this by providing a modest amount of staff support each week to assist with housekeeping, grocery shopping, and/or transportation to appointments.
Skills Training – Oregon
The program provides community-based Skills Training to youth of all ages in ODHS custody. Youth referred to the program have identified behavioral and/or mental health concerns that may lead to placement instability. Services may be provided in non-relative, relative, and biological parent placements, and are offered at times identified as most relevant to the youth/family. Skills Trainers use a combination of games, activities, and curriculum along with evidenced based practice like Collaborative Problem Solving to help youth build social-emotional skills. Skills Trainers work with youth to help improve communication, relationship, independent living, and community-based skills while increasing pro-social behavior. We currently provide Skills Training services in Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Morrow, Multnomah, Polk, Umatilla, Yamhill and Washington counties.
ODHS Caseworkers can submit a referral directly to Clarvida at ORCommunityProgramreferrals@clarvida.com.
Referral forms can be found on the ODHS forms site: https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/forms/ Form number de1546650.
Skills Training services are now being offered to youth under the age of 18, in adoptive homes and those placed under the guardianship of a caregiver through a State Child Welfare program. Services are free to the family and offered to youth post permanency in Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Yamhill and Washington counties . Questions and requests for services may be emailed to: ORCommunityProgramreferrals@clarvida.com
Youth Mentoring – Oregon
Youth Mentoring services are community based and aim to provide a young person with a safe, stable, and predictable relationship with a trusted adult. The program offers mentoring services to youth of all ages in ODHS custody who may be at risk of placement instability due to challenging and complex unmet needs. Mentors will offer direct coaching, skills training, and experiences in the community to practice, observe, and teach pro-social skills. Mentoring services seek to improve a youth’s awareness of their emotional state and increase self-regulation skills. These services are youth driven, empowering them to identify goals and opportunities for personal development. We currently provide services in Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Morrow, Multnomah, Polk, Umatilla, Yamhill and Washington counties.
ODHS Caseworkers can submit a referral directly to Clarvida at ORCommunityProgramreferrals@clarvida.com. Referral forms can be found on the ODHS forms site: https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/forms/ Form number de1546650.
Youth Mentoring services are now being offered to youth in adoptive homes, and for youth under the age of 18 placed under the guardianship of a caregiver through a state child welfare program. Services are free to eligible families and offered to youth post-permanency in Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Yamhill and Washington counties (some limitations apply). Questions and requests for services may be emailed to: ORCommunityProgramreferrals@clarvida.com
Respond and Support Network – Oregon
The Response and Support Network (RSN) Program provides immediate, non-clinical support to youth and families in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. Services are available to ODHS-certified resource parents, newly approved relative foster care providers, adoptive families, and guardians of children formerly involved with a state child welfare agency. RSN services are delivered in the family’s home and are available for 60 to 90 days, depending on the family’s needs and our ability to quickly connect them to long term support. The program’s primary goal is to stabilize and preserve a young person’s placement in the home, as well as to strengthen the caregiver’s capacity to meet the youth’s needs, and to connect youth and caregivers with ongoing community resources and services that offer long-term support. The support services available to families through RSN may include parent mentoring, youth skills training, care coordination, and 24/7 crisis response. Through a partnership with Catholic Community Services, youth in the RSN program may also be eligible for intensive community-based mental health services.
Caregivers can self-refer to the RSN program and request services by calling 503-341-4779. ODHS caseworkers are unable to submit referral directly to Clarvida. If you are an ODHS case worker in one of the counties listed above and are wanting to initiate RSN services for a family you are working with, please contact the Medical Liaison in your county or your Regional Resource Consultant and request a district referral to RSN.
Child Specific Caregiver Support – Oregon
The program provides Child Specific Caregiver Support (CSCS) to Resource Parents in Benton, Lane, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill counties. The CSCS program provides community based, hands on parent coaching for biological, kith/kin, resource and pre-adoptive caregivers. The program is designed to support caregivers of children with complex unmet needs, who without this service may be at risk of placement instability. The goal of the program is to partner with caregivers by providing individualized support that strengthens their capacity to address and meet the unique needs of each youth. Services include weekly in-person sessions with a parent mentor, evidence-based training, parent coaching, help with systems navigation, and assistance identifying natural supports and community resources.
ODHS Caseworkers can submit a referral directly to Clarvida at ORCommunityProgramReferrals@clarvida.com
Referral forms can be found on the ODHS forms site: https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/forms/ Form number de1546650.
Clarvida is excited to announce the expansion of Child Specific Caregiver Support services to adoptive parents and caregivers with guardianship of a youth (under the age of 18) from a State Child Welfare program. This service is currently available in the counties listed above, and has limited capacity to serve families residing in the greater Portland Metro area. Child Specific Caregiver Support is offered at no cost to the Caregiver for families who qualify. Clarvida can accept referrals for this service from the Oregon Post Adoption Resource Center, Oregon Kinship Navigator, ODHS or via a self-referral from a parent by adoption or guardianship. Questions and request for services may be emailed to: ORCommunityProgramreferrals@clarvida.com
Peer Parent Mentor – Oregon
The Peer Parent Mentor Program provides support to parents who are involved with ODHS. This service is provided by individuals who have personal experience with the child welfare system. Peer Parent Mentors provide strength-based, parent-driven, culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and goal-focused contact during the time they are involved with ODHS. This service is provided to parents residing in Umatilla and Morrow Counties. Referrals are made through ODHS. Caseworkers should contact their local ODHS office for information about the referral process in their district.
Employment Services – Washington
Our Employment Specialists provide employment counseling services by exploring your job preferences, interests and goals to then work with you to:
Find a job by helping you:
• Fill out job applications
• Prepare for job interviews, pre-hire tests and questionnaires
• Reach out to employers
Keep your job by helping you get:
• On the job support
• Education
• Training
• Coaching
• Benefits planning
To check if you qualify for services please contact us below and we will reach out to you for an initial screening.
Foster Care – Tennessee – Tennessee
Our Therapeutic Foster Care program offers a way for children within the DCS system to have a stable home environment while they are achieving their permanency goals.
Intensive Counseling – Tennessee
Clarvida provides home-based services through Comprehensive Child and Family Treatment (CCFT). The service usually involves multiple visits per week by the counselor to the home.
Outpatient Therapy – Tennessee
Outpatient services are designed to assist individuals, couples, parents, and families in dealing with the difficulties that are faced in daily life.