Programs

  • Behavioral Health Support Program

    THE MISSION OF CFR IS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND INTENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT IN AN INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY TO ENSURE THE EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING AND ACADEMIC READINESS OF CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS IN THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS REGION. CURRENTLY, CFR OFFERS SEPARATE SETTINGS FOR CHILDREN IN GRADES K - 10 WITH MODERATE TO SIGNIFICANT, DIAGNOSED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISABILITIES WHOSE NEEDS CANNOT BE MET IN A TRADITIONAL SCHOOL.CFR WORKS WITH STUDENTS TO BUILD THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN A LESS RESTRICTIVE SCHOOL SETTING SO THEY CAN ONE DAY TRANSITION BACK TO THEIR HOME SCHOOLS. ULTIMATELY, CFR'S AIM IS (CONT'D ON SCH. O) TO MAKE SURE ALL CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS HAVE ACCESS TO THE APPROPRIATE SERVICES AND PLACEMENTS.THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM WHICH IS A SEPARATE, SMALL PROGRAM SETTING WITH A STUDENT TO ADULT RATION OF 3 TO 2 WHICH IS THERAPEUTIC AND MEDICAL INTERVENTION INCORPORATED INTO A GROUP SETTING DESIGNED TO DEVELOP PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS WITH CLINICAL INTERVENTION FOR 80% OF PROGRAM DAY AND INSTRUCTION FOR 20% OF PROGRAM DAY.THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVDES HOMEBOUND SERVICES WHICH IS AN INTENSIVE CLINICAL AND MEDICAL INTERVENTION IN THE HOME ALONGSIDE FAMILY TREATMENT WHICH INCLUDES WEEKLY CLINICAL AND MEDICAL INTERVENTION FOR APPROXIMATELY 40% OF TIME AND THERAPEUTICALLY INFORMED ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION FOR 60% OF THE TIME.
    Geographies
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    Dates
    Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022
    Source
    990
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    $3.2M