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Care
Access and Resource Enhancement
A project of the Alliance for Children, Inc.
Funded by the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Currently in West Virginia’s child welfare system there is
inconsistent matching of children to appropriate foster families
or placement settings, and inefficiencies regarding the use of existing
resources. There is also limited availability of low-end services
such as family foster care.
The Care Access and Resource Enhancement (C.A.R.E.) Project is a
private sector initiative designed to impact and improve the child
welfare system, thereby promoting the well-being of children and
families.
The C.A.R.E. Project is meant to support the State in its charge
to care for our children. It is designed to complement the work
of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, the
multi-disciplinary team process, and the juvenile court system.
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C.A.R.E.
Project
Services Provided
Emergency
Shelter Care
Residential Care
Family Foster Care
Adoption
Family Preservation
Family Visitation and Supervision
Youth Services
Respite Services
Mentoring
Birth Parent Counseling
Individual and Family Therapy
Substance Abuse Treatment
Outpatient Psychiatric Services
Outpatient Crisis Services
Inpatient Psychiatric Care
Adolescent Sex Offender Treatment
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