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Become a Foster Parent
Foster care is designed to provide children with a temporary home and family when their parents are unable to meet their needs and keep them safe. The primary goal of foster care is to return children to their birth parents.
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Birth to Three
The Wisconsin Early Intervention program is known as the Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program where families can have support in understanding their child's unique development.
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Child Protective Services
The goal of Child Protective Services is to support parents/caregivers in making necessary changes so children are safe and protected in their homes.
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Children's Long Term Support Program
Review programs that support children who are living in the community who have substantial limitations in multiple daily activities due to disabilities.
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Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)
The Behavioral Health Division provides multiple mental health case management programs for eligible consumers struggling with a qualifying mental health diagnosis and requiring more than outpatient treatment to meet their mental health needs.
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Crisis Intervention
Crisis Intervention services are available to persons of all ages. Services are voluntary unless a situation presents with substantial probability of physical harm to self or others.
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Outpatient Clinic
The Outpatient Clinic provides mental health and alcohol and drug abuse services to individuals of all ages.
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Public Health
The mission of the Public Health Division is to proactively engaging and empowering individuals and communities to protect health and promote well-being.
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Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
WIC helps families access nutritious foods.
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Youth Justice
The Youth Justice unit provides intake, supervision and case management services to youth, ages 5 and up, who are at risk for formal court involvement. The team is responsible for holding youth accountable for their behaviors, while acknowledging there are factors specific to youth that play a role in their actions.
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