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ACH Child and Family Services is a Fort Worth–based nonprofit founded in 1915 that provides crisis intervention, family support, foster care and adoption services, residential programs and community-based care across multiple locations in North Texas.
ACH Child and Family Services is a nonprofit organization serving children, youth and families with a focus on preventing child abuse and family separation and on supporting children affected by abuse, neglect or homelessness. The organization operates a continuum of services that includes crisis intervention, family support, foster care and adoption, residential care and community-based programs.
The organization uses trauma-informed, strength-based interventions and both in-home and residential approaches to support family stability, reunification and independent living. Services include emergency and crisis response, counseling and skills training, kinship supports, licensing and training for foster and adoptive caregivers, and long-term residential and transitional supports for youth.
Services to support families through the adoption process, including post-adoption support and referrals when needed.
A 24/7 bilingual hotline staffed by professionals who determine the best course of action through ACH or by referral to other community services.
A transitional housing and support service for single parents and their children experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence.
Provides temporary placement and care for children removed from their biological caregivers, including options for therapeutic foster care with additional training.
An intensive family reunification model that offers in-home parenting skills education, school interventions and extensive community resource linkage; services typically run six to nine months.
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Supports relatives and kinship caregivers with training, in-home visits, connections to community resources, financial assistance when needed, and expedited licensing tracks for eligible kinship caregivers.
A residential treatment program serving youth with significant needs to provide structured therapeutic care.
A locally administered program that provides immediate help and safety to youth under 18 in need of a safe location and assistance.
A temporary secure setting for youth in the child welfare or mental health systems who are in crisis or transitioning between placements.
Group classes for youth on topics such as life skills, motivation, anger management and parenting.
A supervised independent living program that supports young adults in extended foster care or experiencing homelessness to build self-sufficiency.
Residential supports to help teens who cannot live with their families develop life skills needed to transition to independent living.
A short-term intervention and stabilization service for foster youth and their families designed to prevent hospitalizations and placement disruptions.
Counseling services for youth and families dealing with issues like conflict at home, bullying, running away or behavior problems.
Provides 24/7 safety and short-term care for runaway, homeless or trafficked youth while staff work to arrange stable living arrangements.
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