A Healthy Future

A Behavioral Health Program

The Healthy Future (HF) Program provides Therapeutic Foster Care and clinical support services. This program provides new treatment capacity and resources for children diagnosed with severely emotional disturbance (SED), developmental disabilities (DD), fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other cognitive dysfunctions.

This program provides services to children that are either out of the State of Alaska in treatment or those about to be sent out of the State for treatment. The program is a part of the Bring the Kids Home Project with the State of Alaska.

Additionally, HF will provide a new resource for young children with aggressive behaviors, ages 3 to 11, for whom traditional residential services are developmentally inappropriate.

The HF Program provides wrap-around services for children who have been diagnosed as SED who are experiencing significant emotional or behavioral problems in the home, community and school, as well as the children’s families.  Services include therapeutic foster care, clinical and rehabilitation services, case management, individual, family and group skill development.