Child maltreatment data in Midland County over the past 10-15 years reveals:
With the generous support of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation, we introduced the SEEK screening protocol to local Health Care providers. It is designed to be integrated into healthcare systems by building upon the good relationships that usually exist between healthcare providers and parents and helping address these problems.
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Recovering Youth Futures (RYF) is a substance use disorder treatment initiative available for all youth under age 18 who reside in
Midland County.
Our evidence-based developmental asset building program has had a profound effect on reducing and preventing substance abuse behaviors among adolescent youths.
Midland Kids First invites you to walk alongside a youth enrolled at Monarch Academy, a day treatment program in the Juvenile Justice Center.
Positive adult role models help build external developmental assets.
Midland Kids First is in partnership with Community Mental Health for Central Michigan (CMHCM) as a Wraparound Services provider for CMHCM. Services are provided to children with severe emotional disturbance, cognitive impairment, or autism spectrum disorder who have risk factors that exceed the capacity for traditional community based options for youth and family treatment.
The services provided fall into five primary areas:
Parenting is not easy. It is even more challenging when a child is engaged with the juvenile justice system.
Midland Kids First partners with Monarch Academy to help students and their families how to build better relationships and develop skills to reduce problem behaviors.
Your donation allows us to meet the needs of kids struggling more than most, giving them a future brighter than they imagined possible; giving them our best!
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