Summary of Services
- Offers individual and family counseling services
- Provides trauma-informed care and crisis intervention
- Assists with housing, employment, education, and healthcare access
- Provides guidance through the adoption process for birth parents and adoptive families
Keeping Families Together and Supporting Family Unity
The Children's Home Society of Florida addresses community challenges, including poverty, abuse, crime, mental health issues, and educational needs, by collaborating with child welfare programs to provide essential services such as counseling, housing, education, medical care, and household necessities.
The Children's Home Society of Florida is dedicated to keeping families together, reuniting those who have been separated, and supporting family unity. It offers a variety of programs that focus on preserving and strengthening families.
Assisting Expectant Mothers and Children Through Their Resources
The organization plays a key role in promoting student success through educational initiatives and partnerships with community schools, such as The Webster School and South Woods Elementary.
Some of its child development programs include Healthy Start, which supports expectant mothers, and Early Head Start, which helps parents of infants achieve developmental milestones. Additionally, the Bridges program connects Palm Beach County families with resources that aid children's social and academic growth.
Leading with Care in Mental Health, Case Management, and Adoption
The CINS/FINS program helps parents navigate adolescents' behavioral challenges, providing access to resources that encourage better decision-making. The organization's counseling services, which accept various insurance plans, support children facing issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, domestic violence, and bullying.
Families can also access tele-counseling, case management, adoption services, and independent living programs through the Children's Home Society of Florida.