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Youth and Family Services
The Regional Crisis Residential Center provides temporary shelter and crisis counseling for youth ages 13 through 17 who are in conflict with their family, have run away from home, are at risk of running away, or are homeless. While family reunification is the ultimate goal, the need to alternate resources may be recommended. Our services address strengthening family relationships, providing linkages to appropriate community services, encouraging stable living conditions and assisting youth in planning a healthy future course of action. Youth who stay at the Crisis Residential Center receive individual, group and family counseling tailored to their personal needs with the goal of addressing the issues related to running away and/or homelessness. The Regional Crisis Residential Center Open: Every day including holidays Hours: 24 hours 24 hour Crisis Hotline: (509) 624-2868 All services are free of charge
YouthREACH
YouthREACH is a collaborative partnership between YFA Connections (YFA) and Volunteers of America (VOA) to provide street outreach, access to shelter services, referral and other necessary supports to runaway and homeless youth living on the streets of Spokane County and northern Idaho. The outreach teams coordinate with the efforts of the adult outreach and homeless providers in Spokane County and Northern Idaho. The primary function of the outreach teams will be to engage with street youth in ways that establish trust and to build relationships of integrity; creating feelings of hope in runaway or homeless youth. Outreach efforts will provide RHY the opportunities and supports and necessary for them to leave the streets, access needed services and find safe housing.
Adult Treatment ProgramsChemical Dependency
Chemical dependency doesn't happen overnight and many people don't realize or want to admit that they have a problem until it becomes a crisis in their life.
Each client participants in individualized treatment planning which addresses issues such as abstinence from alcohol and other drugs, resolution of legal issues, improvement in life skills, development of healthy support systems and relapse prevention.
It is common for individual's to be struggling with both a mental illness and an addiction at the same time. For there individuals we offer a Dual DIagnosis Enhanced treatment program that effectively addresses both diagnoses concurrently.
Treatment services are funded in part by Spokane County Community Services
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