Provides individualized care based on family needs, case management and goal-setting for pregnant/postpartum, parents/families with children. Residents who are admitted to the Family Preservation Program will be dually-enrolled alongside their participation in either the Foundation or Alumni programs. Participants may have an opportunity to have their children live with them on property, and will adhere to the appropriate handbook and policies relevant to their respective program track in addition to policies specific to the Family Preservation Program. We are committed to preserving and reunifying families, breaking generational cycles, and fostering a nurturing environment where parents can learn the skills and emotional tools needed to provide a stable and loving home for their children. Through support, parenting education, and family-centered care, we empower parents to develop healthy, sustainable family dynamics. Our goal is to ensure that each family member has the resources and support necessary to thrive both individually and collectively, creating a lasting foundation for recovery and future success.

COST BREAKDOWN

New Applicants
  • Must complete general intake assessment form
  • Must meet all admission criteria for Foundation or Alumni programs
  • Must be willing and able to participate in all aspects of the program including employment, fee structure, chores, recovery support services, and phase criteria (excluding instances of temporary doctor recommendations)
Pregnancy only
(current residents who become pregnant but will not give birth before leaving the program)		 Must be willing to complete/adhere to FPP docs relevant to pregnancy/prenatal care including a birthing plan in the event of preterm delivery
Current residents who wish to live on property with a child(ren)
  • Must be willing to complete/adhere to all FPP docs including safety regulations, childcare agreement, appropriate prenatal and postpartum care (if applicable), and participation in an individualized care plan
  • Must be willing and able to provide PII about child(ren) including birth certificate, shot records, insurance information, pertinent medical information, school enrollment if applicable, court orders/custody papers, DFCS treatment plan, etc.
  • Must have a plan for regular child care
  • Must have an unsuccessful discharge plan in place
  • Must agree to child housing fee
Additional Costs
  • Materials for various groups: $5- $25
  • Individual Counseling: $25-$40/session
  • Increased Drug Screens (if higher level of accountability is required): Minimum $10/week
  • Excessive Utilities (overage beyond allotted amount is divided amongst all residents)
  • Missed Appointments with Staff (after receiving warning on first occurrence): $25
  • Family Restoration Group: $10 session
  • Individual Family Sessions: $20/session
Parent/Child per location
  • For Prince location, one child per parent and must be 12 months or younger (non-ambulatory preferred, 2 year old maximum)
  • For Westchester location, 2 child maximum per unit (13 year old maximum)