Young women between the ages of 10 and 19 who are pregnant (at least 28 weeks into their pregnancy) or have given birth (up to 8 weeks postpartum) and who are on Medicaid or eligible for it.
Vulnerable adolescents aged 12-18 years, who can be identified as at risk of homelessness while still attending secondary schools, and their families
Caregivers of young children ages 2 through 4 who have experienced early adversity or are demonstrating socioemotional or behavioral concerns
Prospective or current foster, kinship, or adoptive parents of children of any age; children can be from child welfare system, intercountry or private domestic adoption process
Children and adolescents ages (0-17) who have experienced early childhood trauma, such as abuse, neglect, or inconsistent caregiving and their families/caregivers
Youth & young adults ages 11-25
Children with a known trauma and trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation (T/CSE) history who are experiencing significant posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms, whether or not they meet full diagnostic criteria; depression, anxiety, and/or shame related to their traumatic exposure
Families with children prenatal to age 19 who have already experienced or are at higher risk for child maltreatment and other families with children prenatal to age 19
All families with in-home cases where the department (and the court, when applicable) believes that the child (birth to 18) can be safely maintained in their home with the introduction of services; cases where abuse and/or neglect has not been substantiated are allowed in select instances
Parents/caregivers of young children (ages 3-6 ) in higher risk families or who are exhibiting high rates of conduct problems, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or developmental delay
