Program 1 · 34.7% of program spending · $572K in grants $28.5M
Behavioral health services: as a leader in trauma-informed care, cii provides counseling services to children, adolescents, transition-aged youth and parents. Evidence-based practices include parent-child interaction therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy and child-parent psychotherapy, among others. Integral to the behavior health and wellness model is cii's community schools work which aims to effect school-wide change and improve student and family outcomes through comprehensive support for teachers and staff working in high-needs schools, engaging parents and caregivers in…
Program 2 · 14.7% of program spending · $743K in grants $12.1M
Strengthening families & communities: Serving children and families involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems along with partnering with parents, schools, and community organizations in south la, strengthening families and communities staff promote protective facts, empower families to establish a stable environment, develop support networks, improve parenting skills, and prepare youth and families for college and/or employment. In addition, programs raise awareness about trauma and its impact on children from 0 - 5 years of age. Cii's coalition of community partners offer…
Program 3 · 4.1% of program spending · $173K in grants $3.4M
Managed care: at children's institute (cii), we believe that lifelong health stems from a holistic support network for children and families, which includes coordinated physical and mental health care services. Over the past decade, california's behavioral health landscape has evolved significantly, and cii has been actively learning, adapting, and piloting services to prepare for calaim and payment reform. Currently, cii partners with seven managed care plans to provide enhanced care management (ecm) and three housing-related community supports (cs): housing deposits, housing tenancy and…
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III