The wraparound process is a way to improve the lives of children with complex needs and their families. It is not a program or a type of service, but a team based planning process used to develop plans of care that are individualized based on the strengths and culture of the children and their family. The plan is needs-driven rather than service-driven, although a plan may incorporate existing categorical services, if appropriate to meet the needs of the consumer. The initial plan should be a combination of existing or modified services, newly created services, informal supports, and community resources, and should include a plan for a step-down of formal services.

Provides physical, occupational and speech specialist to help pediatric patients who are developmentally delayed.

Offers health education programs designed to supplement existing school curriculum.

Offers full pediatric office visits for well and sick care. Offer an array of services for children including physical exams, immunizations, vision & hearing testing, developmental screening, autism screening, nutrition screening, dental assessment, referral information, social services assesments. Also offer car seats when available.

Provides home care, palliative care, and hospice services. Also provides grief support, including groups, counseling, camps, and events.

Provides new and gently used, baby items and 2 clothing outfits per child, to families at no cost. Available to any family in need. A hot breakfast is available while waiting to be served. Diapers, pull ups, and wipes also available.

The CyberTipline® receives leads and tips regarding suspected crimes of sexual exploitation committed against children. If you have information regarding possible child sexual exploitation, report it to the CyberTipline.