Children 9-18 years of age that have been freed for adoption or with a plan for adoption with an emphasis on older youth waiting to be adopted; also appropriate for younger children with special needs, part of a sibling group, or with mental or physical challenges
Children and youth (birth through young adulthood), who have been disconnected from their families by virtue of placement outside of their home, community, and kinship network.
Foster Youth attending middle school or high school, 12-17 years old for dependents of Juvenile Court and 18-19 years old for non-minor dependents of Juvenile Court
Preadolescent children (ages 9-11) who have current or previous child welfare involvement due to one or more adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
Youth (ages 7+) with current or prior experience in foster care
Sexually abused children and adolescents and children and adolescents who have sexual behavior problems or manifest sexually abusive behavior including males and females ages 4 to 19 years and youth with low intellectual functioning
Children and adolescents in schools who have suffered a traumatic exposure (e.g., disaster, violence, murder, suicide, fire, accidents)
Young people and parents (biological, foster, kinship, and adoptive) receiving services in the child welfare system
Staff working in residential child care organizations
Children and families where there has been suspected or substantiated child abuse or neglect
