DCYF and Family Care Network Service Provider Guide (Registry)

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1 0 DCYF and Family Care Network Service Provider Guide (Registry) Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families Department Protocol: Effective Date: October, 2013 Version: 2 The DCYF and Family Care Network Service Provider Guide is a registry of Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) licensed facilities and approved services funded by the DCYF or the Family Care Networks. The Guide is designed to offer brief descriptions of the services provided as well as contact information. The DCYF Division of Community Services and Behavioral Health maintains and updates the Guide on a continual basis. Please address any questions or feedback to Rosalie.Chirico@dcyf.ri.gov, Catherine.Cochran@dcyf.ri.gov

2 RI DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES Revised May 2015 DCYF and Family Care Network Service Guide DiScuillo 5/20/2015 1

3 DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES RESOURCE DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS: PAGE RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Shelter Services - Assessment and Stabilization - 45 & 90 days 3-5 Group Home/Staff Secure Treatment - Children & Adolescents 6-8 Group Home Programs-Children & Adolescents 9-11 Group Home Special Population Youth Who Exhibit Sexually Abusive Behavior 12 Group Home Special Population - Developmental Disorders Group Home/Residential Counseling/Intensive Therapeutic 16 Supervised Living Services Supervised Living Treatment Services 19 Independent Living Services Residential Treatment Programs In-State 22 Residential Treatment Programs In-State Special Population - Adjudicated 23 Residential Treatment Programs Out of State Specialized & Treatment Foster Care COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES Child Placing Agency Support Programs for Kinship Foster Homes 30 Family Visitation Services Multi-systemic Therapy(MST) 33 Intensive Home Based Family Preservation & Parent Aide 36 Outreach & Tracking Services 37 Youth Diversionary Services 38 Juvenile Justice Services 39 Wayward Disobedient/Article Preventative/Early Intervention Community-Based Services 41 Additional Evidenced Home-Based Services (Pending) 42 DiScuillo 5/20/2015 2

4 SHELTER SERVICES-ASSESSMENT AND STABILIZATION-CHILDREN-45 DAYS Shelter programs provide immediate intake with the goal of providing a stable and safe environment for youth/children in crisis. Staffing shift ratios of 2,3,2 : eight (8) residents which includes overnight awake staff. The programs employ master s level clinicians to provide clinical services for each child in residence. Clinicians develop treatment plans, provide crisis intervention and adjustment counseling, and provide staff consultation and training. CHILDREN'S SHELTER OF BLACKSTONE VALLEY Eileen Hernandez, Executive Director 15 Gates Street Pawtucket, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 15 Gates Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Pawtucket, RI FEMALES/MALES: Birth DiScuillo 5/20/2015 3

5 SHELTER SERVICES-ASSESSMENT AND STABILIZATION-ADOLESCENTS-90 DAYS Shelter programs provide immediate intake with the goal of providing a stable and safe environment for youth/children in crisis. Staffing shift ratios of 2, 3, 2: eight (8) residents which includes overnight awake staff. The programs employ master s level clinicians to provide clinical services for each child in residence. Clinicians develop treatment plans, provide crisis intervention and adjustment counseling, and provide staff consultation and training. COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA Phone: Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Avenue, Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 244 Washington Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: KEY, INC. - GIRLS SHELTER/ASSESSMENT William Lyttle, Executive Director 670 Old Conneticut Path Framingham, MA Phone: Patricia St. Germain, Regional Supervisor 623 Atwells Avenue Providence, R.I Phone: SITE ADDRESS: 939 Douglas Avenue Providence, RI LICENSED CAPACITY: FAX: FEMALES: DiScuillo 5/20/2015 4

6 SHELTER SERVICES-ASSESSMENT AND STABILIZATION-ADOLESCENTS-90 DAYS (Continued) FAMILY SERVICE OF RI Margaret Holland-McDuff, Chief Executive Officer 55 Hope Street Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: Sakonnet House 279 Douglas Pike LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 North Smithfield, RI FEMALES: All Family Service of RI (FSRI) residential programs utilize Trauma Systems Therapy (TST) an evidence-informed trauma treatment model supported by the National Trauma Stress Network (NCTSN). FSRI residential programs include TST home-based services at the point of intake to support, and treat families while assessing safety and expediting permanency. TST is a treatment approach that addresses both the systems that impact children, and the families who have experienced trauma. ST. MARY S HOME FOR CHILDREN Carlene Casciano-McCann, Executive & Clinical Director 420 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: Hills Unit 400 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, RI LICENSED CAPACITY: Fax: FEMALES: TURNING THE CORNER SHELTER (JAMMAT HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.) David Kaufer, Executive Director 801 Elmwood Avenue Providence, RI Phone: Fax: Cell: SITE ADDRESS: 64 Dartmouth Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/2015 5

7 GROUP HOME/STAFF SECURE TREATMENT- CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS A Staff Secure facility is a licensed as community-based group home. The staff secure treatment programs provide a six (6) to nine (9) month residence for a maximum of eight (8) children or adolescents. These community-based residential programs may provide certified in-house educational services to prepare youth to enter public schools including enrollment in alternative educational programs according to a child s individual education plan (IEP). The staff-secure programs provide a comprehensive clinical and behavior assessment with a behavior management system and a treatment program that includes individual, group and family therapy, milieu therapy, and recreational, Vocational and community service opportunities. Staffing shift rations are a minimum of 3 staff to eight children and up to 4 to 8 during daytime awake hours. Overnight staffing rations are a minimum of 1 to 4. Each program provides a fulltime master s-level clinician, and provides direct or accesses psychiatric and psychological consulting services. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY Marty Sinnott President & CEO 31 John Clarke Road Middletown, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 120 Girard Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Newport, RI FEMALES: / On-call Cell: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 46 Liberty Lane LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 West Kingston, RI MALES: / On-call Cell: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 81 Bristol Ferry Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Portsmouth, RI FEMALES: / SITE ADDRESS: 45 Trout Drive LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Middletown, RI MALES: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 12 Jean Terrace LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Middletown, RI FEMALES: / Fax: COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS, INC. Vonetta Lambert, Regional Director 340 West Newberry Road Bloomfield, CT SITE ADDRESS: 344 Hopkins Hill Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Coventry, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/2015 6

8 GROUP HOME/STAFF SECURE TREATMENT - CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS (Continued) COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Avenue, Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 81 Washington Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: FAMILY SERVICE, INC. - GREENVILLE HOUSE, FARNUM HOUSE & WILSON HOUSE Margaret Holland-McDuff, Chief Executive Officer 55 Hope Street Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: SITE ADDRESS: SITE ADDRESS: Greenville House 111 West Greenville Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Smithfield, RI FEMALES: Fax: Farnum House 445 Farnum Pike LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Smithfield, Ri FEMALES: Fax: Wilson House 41 Wilson Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 East Providence, RI FEMALE: Fax: All Family Service of RI (FSRI) residential programs utilize Trauma Systems Therapy (TST) an evidence-informed trauma treatment model supported by the National Trauma Stress Network (NCTSN). FSRI residential programs include TST home-based services at the point of intake to support, and treat families while assessing safety and expediting permanency. TST is a treatment approach that addresses both the systems that impact children, and the families who have experienced trauma. DiScuillo 5/20/2015 7

9 GROUP HOME/STAFF SECURE TREATMENT-CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS (Continued) North American Family Institute, Inc. Dr. Yitzhak Bakal, Executive Director Hildy Paris, CEO 26 Howley Street Peabody, MA Phone: Fax: Jerry Carnevale, Regional Director 501 Centerville Road, Suite 201, Warwick, CELL: SITE ADDRESS: NAFI Oakland Beach LICENSED CAPACITY: Pequot Avenue MALES: PO BOX 9316 Warwick, RI Fax: SITE ADDRESS 151 Ridge Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Pawtucket, RI MALE: WHITMARSH CORPORATION Brother John McHale, Director PO Box Providence, RI Phone: Fax: CONTACT: Laura Hay Phone: Ext.114 Cell: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 20 Eighth Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALE: DiScuillo 5/20/2015 8

10 GROUP HOME PROGRAMS-CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS Group home programs provide placement for a maximum of eight (8) children. The programs are community-based facilities which utilize local public schools, and public recreational and cultural services. The programs work to develop responsibility, positive relationships, and more adaptive behaviors. Staffing shift ratios are 2,3,1,: eight (8) residents which includes overnight awake staff. The programs each employ a masters-level clinician who develops treatment plans, provides crisis intervention and adjustment counseling, and staff consultation. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY Marty Sinnott, President & CEO 31 John Clarke Road Middletown, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 181 Maple Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Middletown, RI MALE: Site: / On-call Cell: FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS' TOWN William Reardon, Director/New England 58 Flanagan Road Portsmouth RI SITE ADDRESS: 58 Flanagan Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 24 Portsmouth, RI FEMALES/MALES: LIGHT HOUSE, INC. GATEWAY Candy Powell (Acting) Executive Director 160 Beechwood Avenue Pawtucket, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 81 Spencer Court LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Wakefield, RI FEMALES: Fax: DiScuillo 5/20/2015 9

11 GROUP HOME PROGRAMS-CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS (Continued) NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE, INC. Dr. Yitzhak Bakal, Executive Director Hildy Paris, CEO 26 Howley Street Peabody, MA Phone: Fax: Jerry Carnevale, Regional Director 501 Centerville Road, Suite 201 Warwick, Cell: SITE ADDRESS: NAFI Main Street LICENSED CAPACITY: Main Street MALES: Warren, RI TANNERHILL NOTE: Devereaux will be merging with Tannerhill as of October 19, 2014 Clark Lamboy, Executive Director PO Box 414 Pascoag, RI Phone: ext. 208 Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 140 Laurel Hill Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Pascoag, RI MALES: , ext. 14 Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 548 Providence Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 6 Woonsocket, RI MALES: , ext. 11 Fax: TURNING POINT Gary Seal, Director 209 Cottage Street Pawtucket, RI Phone: SITE ADDRESS: 5 Kids Way LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Pawtucket, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

12 GROUP HOME PROGRAMS-CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS (Continued) WHITMARSH CORPORATION Brother John Mchale, Director Po Box Providence, RI Contact: Laura Hay Phone: Ext.114 Cell: Fax: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 292 Massachusetts Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Providence, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

13 GROUP HOME SPECIAL POPULATION-YOUTH WHO EXHIBIT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS A specialized group home program is for adolescent males who have sexually abused and require a structured treatment milieu. This program is designed as an alternative to residential treatment and/or to meet the needs of youth who are discharged from residential treatment programs. The program utilizes a full time clinician and program director, special treatment approaches for youth with sexual behavior problems, and intensively supervised daily programs both in the home, school, and community setting. Clients in this program may remain for a year or longer until they are ready to move to a less restrictive setting appropriate to treatment and developmental needs. The staffing shift ratios are 3,4,2: eight (8) residents which includes overnight awake staff. COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Avenue, Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 558 Manton Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Providence, RI MALES: TURNING THE CORNER (JAMMAT HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.) David Kaufer, Executive Director 801 Elmwood Avenue Providence, RI Phone: Fax: Cell: SITE ADDRESS: 179 Pearl Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: SITE ADDRESS: 58 Dartmouth Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

14 GROUP HOME SPECIAL POPULATION DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS A specialized group home program is for adolescent males with developmental disorders who require a structured treatment milieu. This program is designed as an alternative to residential treatment and/or to meet the needs of youth who are discharged from residential treatment programs. The program utilizes a full time clinician and program director, special treatment approaches for sexually reactive/offender clients, and intensively supervised daily programs both in the home, school, and community setting. Clients in this program may remain for a year or longer until they are ready to move to a less restrictive setting appropriate to treatment and developmental needs. The staffing shift ratios are 3,4,2: eight (8) residents which includes overnight awake staff. BRADLEY HOSPITAL 1011 Veterans Memorial Parkway Riverside, RI SITE ADDRESS: EXETER HOUSE LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 51 Widow Sweets Rd. FEMALES/MALES: 9-15 Exeter, RI SITE ADDRESS: HILL HOUSE LICENSED CAPACITY: Fruit Hill Avenue FEMALES/MALES: North Providence, R.I SITE ADDRESS: RUMFORD HOUSE LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 2 Farrell Place MALES: Teens Rumford R.I SITE ADDRESS: HERITAGE HOUSE LICENSED CAPACITY: Heritage Drive FEMALES/MALES: Warwick R.I PERSPECTIVES CORPORATION 1130 Ten Rod Road, Bldg B. Suite 101 North Kingstown, R.I CONTACT: Art Erskine/Clinical Director Dave Lizotte/Program Manager SITE ADDRESS: 125 Sandturn Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 West Kingstown, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

15 GROUP HOME SPECIAL POPULATION DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS (Continued) THE GRODEN CENTER INC. Dr. Gerald Groden 610 Manton Avenue Providence, RI SITE ADDRESS: 2 Rome Ave LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Johnston, RI FEMALES/MALES: SITE ADDRESS: 563 Cowesett Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 7 Warwick, R.I MALES: SITE ADDRESS: 73 Branch Pike LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Smithfield, RI FEMALES/MALES: SITE ADDRESS: 410 Farnum Pike LICENSED CAPACITY: 7 Smithfield, R.I MALES: SITE ADDRESS: 43 Badger Rd LICENSED CAPACITY: 3 Providence, RI MALES: TURNING THE CORNER (JAMMAT HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.) David Kaufer, Executive Director 801 Elmwood Avenue Providence, RI Phone: Fax: Cell: SITE ADDRESS: Developmental Delay Program 177 Bucklin Street (2nd floor) LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

16 GROUP HOME SPECIAL POPULATION DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS (Continued) WHITMARSH CORPORATION John Mc Hale, Director Po Box Providence, RI SITE ADDRESS: Contact: Laura Hay Phone: Ext.114 Cell: Massachusetts Ave LICENSED CAPACITY: 6 Providence, RI MALES: Contact: Ivy Booth Phone: , Ext. 4 Cell: West Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Pawtucket, RI MALES: Contact: Laura Hay Phone: Ext.114 Cell: Sackett Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 3 Providence, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

17 GROUP HOME/RESIDENTIAL COUNSELING/INTENSIVE THERAPEUTIC Residential Counseling Center s provide a graduated level of residential treatment for residents. It is designed to be a six (6) month of stay although residents may stay up to one (1) year. The Residential Center s provide residential treatment services on a graduated basis, for youth who are transitioning from psychiatric hospitalization, on the path to hospitalization or in need of more restrictive treatment environment than their current placement. The services include on-site group, individual and family counseling, medication maintenance, psychiatric evaluations and case management. There is a high staff to resident ratio. There is overnight awake staff but it is not a locked site. GATEWAY HEALTH CARE, INC. Richard LeClerc, Executive Director 249 Roosevelt Avenue Pawtucket, RI Phone: Fax: Maureen Donnelly, Residential Director 160 Beechwood Avneue Pawtucket, RI Phone: Ext. 238/ (cell) SITE ADDRESS: ARCADIA HOUSE LICENSED CAPACITY: John Potter Road FEMALES/MALES: 6-11 West Greenwich, RI Fax: SITE ADDRESS: SITE ADDRESS: BLACKSTONE ADOLESCENT COUNSELING CNTR (BACC) 575 Fountain Street Pawtucket, RI LICENSED CAPACITY: FEMALES: LINCOLN HOUSE 34 Harris Avenue Lincoln, R.I LICENSED CAPACITY : FEMALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

18 SUPERVISED LIVING SERVICES Supervised apartment programs help to transition adolescents ages 16 and older to independent living. In-house supervision is provided twenty-four (24) hours per day with sleep-in staff. Youth are routinely allowed unsupervised time in the community to attend school, jobs, and for recreational and social activities. Supervised apartment programs provide services of a master s level clinician for clinical oversight, service planning and emergency interventions. These programs provide a standardized assessment and curriculum for life skills instruction. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY Marty Sinnott, President/CEO 31 John Clarke Road Middletown, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 512 Broadway LICENSED CAPACITY: 6 Newport, RI FEMALES: Fax: DiScuillo 5/20/

19 SUPERVISED LIVING SERVICES (Continued) KEY PROGRAM William Lyttle, Executive Director Constance Ryan, Director of Operations 670 Old Connecticut Path Framingham, Ma Patricia St. Germain, Regional Supervisor 623 Atwells Ave. Providence, RI SITE ADDRESS: 139 Knight Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 Providence, RI FEMALES: Phone: Fax: TURNING POINT SUPERVISED LIVING Gary Seal, Director 5 Kids Way Pawtucket, RI SITE ADDRESS: 48 Maplewood Drive LICENSED CAPACITY: 3 Pawtucket, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

20 SUPERVISED LIVING/TREATMENT SERVICES This program type serves older adolescents who are discharged from residential treatment programs and/or who have significant treatment needs that can be appropriately and effectively treated in a community setting while preparing for independence. Services include: intensive case management, training for independent living, behavior monitoring programs, individual and group therapy for youth with prior histories of sex offending, and psychiatric disorders. BLACKSTONE VALLEY YOUTH AND FAMILY COLLABORATIVE 209 Cottage Street Pawtucket, RI Contact: Dan Brito Phone: , Ext. 1 Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 198 North Bend Street 35 Amy Street Pawtucket, RI Pawtucket, RI COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, TRANSITIONAL APT. PROGRAM (TAP) Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Ave Boston, Ma Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Avenue Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 24 Tappan Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI FEMALES: SITE ADDRESS: 136 Knight Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 Providence, RI MALES: WHITMARSH CORPORATION John Mc Hale, Director Po Box Providence, RI SITE ADDRESS: Contact: Laura Hay Phone: Ext.114 Cell: Sackett Street LICENSED CAPACITY: 2 Providence, RI MALES: FAMILY SERVICE of RI Quanacut House Margaret Holland-McDuff, Chief Executive Officer 55 Hope Street Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 1609 Pawtucket Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 5 East Providence, RI FEMALES: All Family Service of RI (FSRI) residential programs utilize Trauma Systems Therapy (TST) an evidence-informed trauma treatment model supported by the National Trauma Stress Network (NCTSN). FSRI residential programs include TST home-based services at the point of intake to support, and treat families while assessing safety and expediting permanency. TST is a treatment approach that addresses both the systems that impact children, and the families who have experienced trauma. DiScuillo 5/20/

21 INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES Independent living programs are designed to prepare youth for independence. Youth live in their own apartments with unrestricted community access and receive case management services. ILP programs have no live-in staff. These programs provide a standardized assessment and curriculum for life skills instruction. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY Marty Sinnott, President/CEO 31 John Clarke Road Middletown, RI CONTACT: Anne Cooke Phone: Cell: SITE ADDRESS: ILP Sites FEMALES/MALES: COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Ave Boston, Ma Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Ave Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: Various ILP Sites FEMALES/MALES: NEWPORT COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH J. Clement Cicciline 127 Johnny Cake Hill Road Middletown, RI SITE ADDRESS: Various ILP Sites FEMALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

22 INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES (Continued) PROVIDENCE CENTER Dr. Dale Klatzker, Executive Director 951 North Main Street Providence, RI / SITE ADDRESS: Various ILP Sites FEMALES/MALES: WHITMARSH CORPORATION Brother John Mc Hale, Director Po Box Providence, RI SITE ADDRESS: Various ILP Sites MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

23 RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS IN-STATE These are self contained campus settings that provide an intensive level of casework, therapy, and educational programs. HARMONY HILL SCHOOL 63 Harmony Hill Road Chepachet, R.I SITE ADDRESS: 63 Harmony Hill Rd LICENSED CAPACITY: 61 Chepachet, RI MALES: ST. MARY S HOME FOR CHILDREN Carlene Casciano-McCann, Executive & Clinical Director 420 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: SITE ADDRESS: Horton Unit 442 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, RI LICENSED CAPACITY: Fax: FEMALE: Mauran Unit 440 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, RI Fax: LICENSED CAPACITY: 8 MALE: 6-13 DiScuillo 5/20/

24 RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS IN-STATE-SPECIAL POPULATION-ADJUDICATED These are self contained campus settings with that provide an intensive level of casework and on-site educational programs. NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE - SECURE TREATMENT, ACE PROGRAM Yitzhak Bakal, Executive Director Hildy Paris, CEO 26 Howley Street Peabody, MA Phone: Fax: Jerry Carnevale, Regional Director 71 Grace Street Cranston, R.I. CELL: SITE ADDRESS: 735 New London Avenue LICENSED CAPACITY: 22 Cranston, RI MALES: OCEAN TIDES, INC. Brother Brendan Gerrity, Executive Director 635 Ocean Road Narragansett, RI SITE ADDRESS: 635 Ocean Road LICENSED CAPACITY: 35 Narragansett, RI MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

25 RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS OUT OF STATE These are self contained campus settings that provide an intensive level of casework, therapy, and educational programs. Berkshire Farm Center & Services State Route 22 Canaan, NY (518) Cardinal Cushing School & Training 405 Washington Street Hanover, MA Contact: Donald Briggs / (Fax) Community Care Services 628 Park Avenue Cranston, RI Contact: Kelly Monteiro / (Fax) Crystal Springs 38 Narrows Road PO Box 372 Assonet, MA (508) /(508) (Fax) Devereux Foundation, Inc. 60 Miles Road P.O. Box 219 Rutland, MA Contact: Judy Petkewich / (Fax) Evergreen Center 345 Fortune Boulevard Milford, MA Contact: Andrea Caron / (Fax) Fall River Deaconess Home P.O. Box 2118 Fall River, MA Contact: Hilda Moniz / (Fax) The Germaine Lawrence School 18 Claremont Avenue Arlington, MA Contact: Kristin Vander Els / (Fax) Hillcrest Educational Centers, Inc. 788 South Street Pittsfield, MA Contact: Rebecca Horn / Institute for Development Disability 38 Narrows Rd Assonet, MA

26 RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS OUT OF STATE (Continued) Julia Dyckman Andrus Memorial, Inc. 330 Madison Avenue 30th Floor New York, NY Justice Resource Institute Meadowridge 664 Stevens Road Swansea, MA Contact: Amanda Pelletier / (Fax) JRI Pelham Academy 13 Pelham Road Lexington, MA / (Fax) JRI Swansea Wood 789 Stevens Road Swansea, MA / (Fax) Lakeview Neurorehab Center 101 Highwatch Road Effingham, NH Contact: Jamie Fox / (Fax) National Mentor Healthcare 25 Thurber Blvd, Unit 1 Smithfield, RI Contact: Felicia Washington / (Fax) Palmetto Behavioral Health 601 Gregg Avenue Florence, South Carolina Contact: Lakeshia Coakley / (Fax) Perkins School for the Blind 175 North Beacon Street Watertown, Ma Contact: Martha Major / (Fax) Plantation Nursing and Rehab Center 4250 NW 5th Street Plantation Florida Protestant Guild for Human Service 411 Waverly Oaks Road Suite 104 Waltham, MA Contact: Megan McGreenery / (Fax) DiScuillo 5/20/

27 RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS OUT OF STATE (Continued) Stetson School, Inc. 455 South Street P.O. Box 309 Barre, MA Contact: Andi Balser / (Fax) Whitney Academy, inc. P.O. Box 619 East Freetown, MA Contact: / (Fax) DiScuillo 5/20/

28 SPECIALIZED AND TREATMENT FOSTER CARE Specialized foster care provides professional support services to children, youth and foster parents. Individualized treatment is provided within a supportive and structured home environment. These programs help to foster positive relationship skills, amelioration of emotional conflicts of attachment and development, and prepare youth for transition to home, independent living or other age and developmentally appropriate settings. Treatment foster care provides more intense professional support services. Some of these homes may provide emergency placement for children. ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES 14 Breakneck Hill Rd. Suite 201 Lincoln, RI CONTACT: Diedre Prescod, Program Manager FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES Ext CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY 1268 Eddy St. Providence, RI Phone: CONTACT: Patricia Corbett FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES CHILDREN S FRIEND & SERVICE, INC./FOSTER CARE David Caprio, Executive Director 153 Summer Street Providence, RI ADDRESS: 153 Summer Street FEMALES/MALES: 0-5 Providence, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

29 SPECIALIZED AND TREATMENT FOSTER CARE (Continued) COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. Joseph Leavey, President 418 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA Eric Gaboriault, LMHC Regional Director 623 Atwells Ave, Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: CONTACT: Nanette Thayer FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES DEVEREUX THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE NOTE: Tannerhill, Inc. will be merging with Devereux as of Tim Kelley October 19, Post Rd. Suite 103 Warwick, RI CONTACT: Danielle Imbonone Gallagher FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES X202 COMMUNITY CARE ALLIANCE/FOSTER CARE Ben Lessing, Executive Director 245 Main Street Woonsocket, RI CONTACT: Terri Kilroy ADDRESS: 65 Main Street FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES Woonsocket, RI Fax: FAMILY SERVICE OF RI Margaret Holland-McDuff, Chief Executive Officer 55 Hope Street Providence, RI Phone: Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 134 Thurbers Avenue FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES Providence, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

30 SPECIALIZED AND TREATMENT FOSTER CARE (Continued) FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS' TOWN/TREATMENT FOSTER CARE William Reardon, Director/New England 58 Flanagan Road Portsmouth RI ADDRESS: Various Community FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES Foster Homes Campus Based Community Foster Home 125 Flannigan Road Portsmouth, RI THE GRODEN CENTER Dr. Gerald Groden 610 Manton Avenue Providence, RI CONTACT: Bruce Ruby FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES X 1258 NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE, INC/FOSTER CARE/90 DAY FOSTER CARE ASSESSMENT PROGRAM Dr. Yitzhak Bakal, Exec. Director Hildy Paris, CEO Jerry Carnevale, Regional Director 71 Grace Street 26 Howley Street Peabody, MA Cranston, RI Phone: Fax: Cell: SITE ADDRESS: 71 Grace Street FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES Cranston, RI TANNERHILL Clark Lamboy, Executive Director PO Box 414 Pascoag, RI Phone: ext. 208 Fax: FEMALES/MALES: ALL AGES DiScuillo 5/20/

31 CHILD PLACING AGENCY SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR KINSHIP FOSTER CARE HOMES The Department has identified and trained many DCYF/generic foster care providers who are willing to take in children at all hours of the day and night, on an emergency basis, regardless of the amount of information that is provided on the child at the time of placement. These foster care providers have agreed to replicate the level of support that the private agencies provide to their own programs. Alliance Human Services Boys Town New England Child and Family Services of Newport County Children s Friend and Services Communities for People, Inc. Community Care Services Community Care Alliance Family Service of RI Groden Center North American Family Institute Tannerhill DiScuillo 5/20/

32 FAMILY VISITATION SERVICES Family Visitation Services work to prepare families for reunification and permanency by assisting parents to safely visit their children in a homelike environment. Visitation services will provide parenting assistance, supervision, transportation and other identified resources. Families will have multiple system involvement and have had children removed due to abuse, neglect, delinquency, or challenging behaviors often resulting in significant trauma histories. Services can include families with youth who are detained at the Rhode Island Training School or in residential care. Families will be provided services based on an individualized family assessment which is based on a family developmental perspective which is trauma informed and evidence based. Family Visitation services are provided in the home, community, schools or other settings in which the family requires assistance. It is preferable to provide services in the family s natural environment to allow the family to learn to practice skills in the natural settings. However, if safety concerns or other restrictions are present, the program will provide supervised, safe and confidential meeting settings for visits outside of the home. Transportation will be provided for family members as needed. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY Marty Sinnott, President/CEO 31 John Clarke Road Middletown, RI Phone: Fax: CONTACT: SITE ADDRESS: SITE ADDRESS: Ramona Mello, Assistant VP of Community Based Services Phone: John Clarke Road Middletown, RI Eddy Street Providence, RI COMMUNITY CARE ALLIANCE Ben Lessing, Executive Director 245 Main Street Woonsocket, RI SITE ADDRESS: 31 Orchard Street Woonsocket, RI Fax: DiScuillo 5/20/

33 FAMILY VISITATION SERVICES (Continued) FAMILY SERVICE of RI Margaret Holland-McDuff, Chief Executive Officer 55 Hope Street Providence, RI Fax: SITE ADDRESS: 1609 Pawtucket Ave. East Providence, RI FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS' TOWN William Reardon, Director/New England 58 Flanagan Road Portsmouth RI SITE ADDRESS: 58 Flanagan Road Portsmouth, RI PROVIDENCE CHILDREN S MUSEUM Families Together Program Janice O'Donnell, Executive Director 100 South Street Providence, RI Fax: CONTACT: SITE ADDRESS: Heidi Brinig, Program Director South Street Providence, RI 02903; Fax: DiScuillo 5/20/

34 MULTI-SYSTEMIC THERAPY (MST) (STATEWIDE) MST is a national evidence-based model. Master s degreed clinicians use proven clinical home-based interventions to promote behavior change in the youth s natural environment. Service goals are aimed at successful completion within a 3-5 month timeframe without need for formal supports post discharge. An extensive quality assurance program ensures high adherence to the national model that provides long term outcomes. MST addresses multiple aspects of serious anti-social behavior where the youth lives, works and plays. In effort to promote maximum effectiveness of this service, the MST therapist is required to be the lead service involved with the family. FEMALES/MALES: (10 and 11 year olds will be assessed on a case by case basis) COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC. 623 Atwells Ave, Suite 201 Providence, RI Phone: Fax: COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS, INC. 4 Griffin Rd. North Suite 100B Winsor, CT PROVIDENCE CENTER 951 North Main Street Providence, RI NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE, INC. 49 Pavilion Avenue Providence, RI TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC. 215 Washington Street, West Warwick, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

35 INTENSIVE HOME-BASED Evidence-based and recognized best practices provide treatment for youth and/or families by specially trained clinicians. Youth referred may have significant psychiatric problems, may be considered seriously emotionally disturbed (SED) and may have significant learning difficulties & cognitive impairments. Family Centered Treatment Home Based therapy, 24-7 crisis response Evidence Based Practice. All ages -Length of service- six months Child & Family Services of Newport 31 John Clarke Rd Middletown, R.I. Ramona Mello Teen Assertive Community Team (TACT) Teen Assertive Community Team provides daily individualized, recovery-focused case management and support services for teens in the Greater Providence area with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse needs. Providence Center 520 Hope Street Providence, RI Intake: Trauma Systems Therapy TST focuses on two elements: the child with difficulty regulating his or her emotional state and a system of care that is unable to regulate the child s response to the social environment. It provides services, advocacy, emotional regulation, skills training, cognitive processing and psychopharmacology. Techniques such as moment-by-moment assessments, identified triggers and responses which formulate trauma-focused treatment plans. Family Service of RI 55 Hope St. Providence, R.I Tammy Conn x 3413 Triple P: Positive Parenting Program Utilizes manualized learning modules working at family s pace to enhance parenting effectiveness. Works with children of all ages. Key Program 623 Atwells Ave Providence, R.I. Ashley Allen x 240 DiScuillo 5/20/

36 INTENSIVE HOME-BASED (Continued) Evidence-based and recognized best practices provide treatment for youth and/or families by specially trained clinicians. Youth referred may have significant psychiatric problems, may be considered seriously emotionally disturbed (SED) and may have significant learning difficulties & cognitive impairments. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES of NEWPORT COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC KEY PROGRAM Enhanced Family Support Services (EFSS) FEMALES/MALES: Birth-20 EFSS is family focused, strength based and incorporates evidence based practices to assist children, youth and families with stabilizing family relationships, improving individual and family functioning and help parents develop skills necessary for insuring safety, health and well-being for all family members. It combines traits of Outreach and Tracking and Family Preservation but allows flexibility to offer a variety of services to further assist in meeting each family s individual needs. Average face to face contact is 2-4 times per week unless otherwise needed and there is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on call response. NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE, INC. Parenting with Love and Limits (PLL) 26 Howley Street Peabody, MA Paul Castaldi (401) FEMALES/MALES PLL Parenting with Love and Limits is an evidence-based model that emphasizes increased parental involvement; family coaching sessions; and aftercare to prevent or shorten the length of residential care. PLL will be utilized as an aftercare/transition program for DCYF youth who currently reside in Residential Programs and are returning home. Preserving Families Network TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC. 215 Washington Street, West Warwick, RI COMMUNITY CARE ALLIANCE 245 Main Street Woonsocket, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

37 FAMILY PRESERVATION & PARENT AIDE Skill development based service focusing on family communication, development of parenting skills and conflict management/resolution. BOYS TOWN NEW ENGLAND FEMALES/MALES: Birth-18 Family Preservation Short-term, six-eight week, intensive, in-home program designed to prevent imminent out-of-home placement and keep families in crisis together. A Family Consultant spends up to 20 hours a week in a family s home and community to help parents provide a safe, healthy environment for their children. The Family Consultant focuses on family strengths, helping the family to become self-sufficient and improve parenting techniques. The Family Consultant also links the family to community resources needed to maintain stability. Family Consultants are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. COMMUNITY CARE ALLIANCE 245 Main Street Woonsocket, RI SPURWINK RI Parent Aide One Spurwink Place Cranston, RI x124 DiScuillo 5/20/

38 OUTREACH & TRACKING SERVICES Outreach and Tracking programs are designed to provide community-based outreach services to males and/or females to include individual, and/or group and/or family counseling; recreational activities, and culturally enriching experiences; linkage to educational, vocational and/or rehabilitative services as appropriate. FEMALES/MALES: 9-18 CHILD & FAMILY SERVICE S of NEWPORT STATEWIDE COMMUNITIES FOR PEOPLE, INC STATEWIDE KEY PROGRAM STATEWIDE NAFI (NAFI aftercare) Centerville Road, Suite 201, Warwick, STATEWIDE TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC Social Street WOONSOCKET Woonsocket, RI TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC Dexter Street CENTRAL FALLS/PAWTUCKET Central Falls, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

39 YOUTH DIVERSIONARY PROGRAMS The Youth Diversionary Project (YDP) is a community-based program for adolescents. The goals of the program are to divert youth from the Juvenile Justice System, and to prevent youth from involvement with DCYF. Crisis intervention, family mediation and counseling are provided. Referrals are from community agencies such as: schools, police, court and families. Referrals cannot be made on DCYF active cases. Services are provided for ninety (90) days. COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 311 Doric Avenue Cranston, RI CAPACITY: 125 FEMALES/MALES: 9-17 EAST BAY STOPOVER SERVICES OF NEWPORT COUNTY 299 West Main Road Middletown, RI CAPACITY: 100 FEMALES/MALES: 9-17 FAMILY SERVICE of RI Providence, RI CAPACITY: 50 FEMALES/MALES: 9-17 SOUTH COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 1080 Kingstown Road Peacedale, RI CAPACITY: 50 FEMALES/MALES: 9-17 DiScuillo 5/20/

40 JUVENILE JUSTICE SERVICES YOUTH TRANSITION CENTERS Youth Transition Center (YTC) involves a unique collaboration between Tides Family Services, Inc. and Juvenile Probation/Parole. Additionally, community providers are invited to participate within the YTC, enhancing the ability to provide comprehensive rehabilitative services. A major goal of this project is to maintain an emphasis on strengthening families within the community by integrating the outreach and tracking services of the Youth New Futures Program. The target population for the project are high-risk youth on Probation that are at risk for probation violation, continuing offending behaviors, sentence/return to the RITS, being released from the RITS and/or engaging in unsafe behavior for themselves and/or their communities. SITES: CENTRAL FALLS/PAWTUCKET PROVIDENCE 400 Dexter Street 790 Broad Street Central Falls, RI Providence, RI CAPACITY: 72 FEMALES/MALES: DiScuillo 5/20/

41 WAYWARD DISOBEDIENT/ARTICLE 23 Programs work with Police Departments to ensure that the provisions of policy are followed. Agencies shall accept referrals from parents of children who have requested the filing of a wayward by virtue of disobedient behavior petition with their local police department. Upon receipt of the referral on a standardized form (DCYF 197) the agency shall schedule an intake appointment within one week. Based on the outcome of services the agency shall either close the case at the conclusion of services or return the DCYF form 197 to the parents noting their recommendations for court action or for future service delivery. If the family has engaged in recent service delivery, the agency shall use the previous treatment history in accordance with DCYF policy. COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM EAST BAY COMMUNITY ACTION FAMILY RESOURCES COMMUNITY ACTION Fax: FAMILY SERVICE of RI SOUTH COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC DiScuillo 5/20/

42 PREVENTION/EARLY INTERVENTION COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FAMILY CARE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS (FCCP) TIDES FAMILY SERVICES, INC. Youth Outreach Project (YOP) FEMALES/MALES: 9-17 RHODE ISLAND FAMILY CARE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS (FCCP) Phase I of the System of Care The Family Care Community Partnerships bring community-based service providers, family members and friends together to build a stronger, brighter future for families. Eligibility for FCCP is as follows: Children birth to age 18 who have serious emotional, behavioral and/or mental health challenges Children who are enrolled in Positive Educational Partnership Schools and participating in early childhood settings Youth who are transitioning from the Training School back into the community Children and families at risk of involvement with DCYF Northern RI FCCP West Bay FCCP Community Care Alliance South County Community Action 245 Main Street 1935 Kingstown Road Woonsocket, RI Wakefield, RI Urban Core FCCP East Bay FCCP Family Service of RI Child & Family Services of Newport County 134 Thurbers Avenue 31 John Clark Road Providence, RI Middletown, RI DiScuillo 5/20/

43 ADDITIONAL EVIDENCED BASED IN-HOME SERVICES (PENDING) These services are being developed to enhance families and their support systems in order to maintain highly challenging children to their own homes, or to a therapeutic foster home if necessary. MST-Child abuse/neglect Community Solutions, Inc. Brief Strategic Family Therapy Community Solutions, Inc. Parents as Teachers Connecting For Children and Families Alternatives for Families-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Family Service of RI, Inc. Functional Family Therapy Psychological Centers, Inc. Early Childhood Intensive Community Treatment Program Bradley Hospital DiScuillo 5/20/