Cds Family and Behavioral Health Services Inc.
Cds Family and Behavioral Health Services Inc.
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Mission
Strengthening communities by building strong families.
About
Interface/Runaway- The philosophical intent of the children in need of services/families in need of services (CINS/FINS) continuum of services is to divert children from the juvenile justice and child welfare systems and to maximize the strengths of youth and family systems. It is accomplished through the following goals: 1) reducing juvenile crime through the targeting of resources to distressed neighborhoods and communities; 2) family preservation services directed toward maintaining the child in his or her own home by strengthening the family; 3) family reunification services to return the child to his or her own home after out-of-home placement by strengthening the family to prevent or reduce additional out-of-home placements; and 4) youth development services to provide opportunities and support for young people to be healthy and successful in their communities.
