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1 Care Premier Services is a Houston-based agency that provides foster- and adoption-related supports along with home- and community-based services and caregiver resources for children, youth and people with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
1 Care Premier Services delivers a range of social‑service supports focused on families, caregivers and individuals who need home‑ and community‑based assistance. Services are aimed at children and youth involved in the child‑welfare system and at persons with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
The organization describes a family‑centered model that emphasizes ongoing education, caregiver training and coordinated supports. It is aligning programs, staff training and policies with state child‑centered care standards and preparing to expand specialized supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Described as the social, emotional and legal process through which a child becomes a permanent member of another family when birth parents are unable to parent.
A referral program that offers incentives to current clients who refer prospective foster parents; incentives are payable after a referral has been licensed for 90 days.
A temporary placement service for children who cannot live with their biological families; the site describes foster care as a setting that provides basic necessities and supportive caregiving while protecting and preserving families.
Kinship care places children with relatives or close family friends and is described as a way to preserve family connections and increase stability for children who cannot remain with their birth parents.
A resource center offering trainings and links to state training modules for caregivers on topics such as trauma‑informed care, normalcy, medical consent, abuse and neglect reporting, psychotropic medications and medical transportation.
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Home and community‑based support services intended to help people with functional limitations remain in their homes by assisting with everyday activities and related health and human services.
Work to align programs and staff training with the Texas child‑centered care model, including credentialing readiness and planning for specialized supports for youth with behavioral needs and for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
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