Family Preservation and Reunification Services (FPRS) provide in-home, community-based, intensive services to reduce safety risks jeopardizing children’s placement in the home.

Family Preservation and Reunification Services are designed to:

• Help families remain safely together.
• Divert children from being placed in foster care or a residential treatment center.
• Assist in the reunification of children from out-of-home placement.
• Improve Family Relationships.

FPRS services are provided to families in crisis with a a child at imminent risk of out-of- home placement of to families with a child returning from out-of-home placement. Services aim to increase safety and improve family relationships by:

• Providing wraparound services designed to build supports for each family.
• Teaching parenting, household management, relationship-building and other skills to family members.
• Strengthen family members voices in their own treatment goals.
• Collaborating with community partners to coordinate care for families.