Child Care & Family Resources Child Care and Family Resources (CCFR) provides leadership in developing, maintaining and advocating for services that keep children safe and strengthen and enhance the health, harmony and self-sufficiency of families.  Most CCFR services are provided in a “wall-less agency,” not in a traditional office setting.  Services are provided in the home and community, wherever families are. Overview of Services  A Healthy Future – A Behavioral Health Program provides therapeutic foster care and clinical support services Child Care Assistance Program aids low to medium income families with the cost of child care as they work or participate in approved education or training programs. The goal of the program is to ensure that safe, healthy, quality child care is affordable and accessible to all of Alaska’s children and families. Family Resource Center provides a comprehensive array of program/services in a healthy accessible environment for children and families in need of assistance. Specialists have a wide knowledge of the issues affecting families today and the resources in our community.  Puddle Jumpers Developmental Learning Center is a welcoming and engaging environment for young children. It provides accessible, quality child care downtown for 30 children at a time. S.A.F.E. Child Advocacy Center is designed to be a safe, culturally sensitive, child-friendly environment where children and non-offending parents are interviewed and receive services in cases of sexual and physical abuse. Young Parent Healthy Teen Center serves teenagers from throughout the Juneau area with specific attention to those who are pregnant and or parenting.  The center is a safe space for teenagers to talk, release the pressure of the day and ask questions.  Information is available about community resources, pregnancy, parenting skills, self-care, healthy relationships and other topics based on need.