Program areas at St Anne's Family Services
Our Early Childhood Education Division plays a vital role in supporting young children's growth and development through comprehensive, fully subsidized child development services. These programs provide high-quality early learning experiences that promote school readiness and holistic development for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Children receive services in nurturing environments that best suit their needs-whether in one of the schools or through the Family Education programs. The division also operates several full-day preschool classrooms and a 0-5 child development centers, ensuring accessible, high-quality early education opportunities throughout the local community.
Our Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program serves current foster and probation youth ages 13-18 who are pregnant and or expecting. With 24/7 supervision and operations, our program provides educational and vocational support, life skills training, health services, and comprehensive case management. Intensive mental health services are also provided including individual and group therapy, therapeutic behavioral services, rendered by an interdisciplinary team of therapists, child and family specialists, and mental health rehabilitation specialists.
Our Mental Health Services Program, which includes 24/7 crisis intervention, offers housing program participants, community based program participants, and other low income, high risk young women, children and families counseling, therapeutic rehabilitation, case management, intensive home-based services, intensive care coordination, psychiatric assessment, medication management support, parent education, and partnering services.
Other program services offered consist of services from our Family Based Services Program and our Supportive Housing Program. Our Family Based Services Program offers distressed families a safety net of coordinated, comprehensive assistance to stabilize and strengthen families that have come to the attention of child protective services. Our Supportive Housing Program includes a transitional housing program which offers young women ages 18 to 23 who are exiting foster care or the juvenile probation system, and their children, up to three years of subsidized housing and a continuum of services to foster their stability and independence. The program also offers transitional housing placement services for young women and their families who have chosen to remain wards of the court past their 18th birthday, and permanent housing and case management to support homeless families.