This program provides treatment to children who have experienced emotional, physical or sexual abuse as a child. Therapists and case managers help families alleviate barriers to treatment, as well as provide advocacy and support services in home, school and community environments. Services are also provided to juvenile sexual offenders from ages 8 to 18. This program serves medically frail, HIV positive and drug-affected children in foster care through intensive outreach to birth families so they might quickly establish viable permanent living arrangements for each child. Domestic Violence Children Children who live in homes troubled by violence are at a higher risk for physical, mental or emotional abuse and the scars from it, which last a lifetime.
Counseling is available to children at our offices.
When transportation is an issue, counseling may take place at the child s school. This program provides family support to parents who have children from infant to age three. On-site developmental childcare, parenting, GED and job readiness classes are just a few of the services available. This Baltimore City program provides in-home support services to pregnant women and families with children from birth to three years old. In this program of the Park Heights Family Support Center, early childhood development specialists help children reach their developmental milestones.