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ACH Child and Family Services is a Fort Worth–based child welfare organization operating a Wichita Street campus that provides crisis intervention, family support, residential services and community-based care as part of a continuum of services for children, youth and families.
ACH Child and Family Services operates a campus in Fort Worth that is part of a century-old nonprofit organization serving children, youth and families. The organization offers a continuum of child welfare and family support services intended to prevent abuse and preserve family stability.
Services are organized around crisis intervention, family-strengthening supports, residential and community-based care and pathways to permanency. The organization describes its work as strength-based and focused on keeping children safe while supporting families; it also provides helpline and emergency response capacity and education and counseling resources for families and youth.
The Fort Worth campus includes administrative offices, residential and transitional living spaces, family education and meeting areas, and an event venue with multiple meeting rooms and a catering/prep kitchen. The campus is presented as a hub for program delivery and community-facing activities.
Provides services to families through finalization of adoption and offers post-adoption support and referral services as needed.
A 24/7 hotline staffed by bilingual professionals who assess needs and arrange appropriate ACH services or community referrals.
A transitional housing and family-support program serving single mothers and their children who are experiencing homelessness related to domestic violence.
Provides temporary placement and care for children removed from their biological caregivers, including a therapeutic track with additional training for caregivers who serve children with higher medical or behavioral needs.
A locally administered program designed to provide immediate help and safety to youth under 18.
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A supervised independent-living program for young adults in extended foster care or who are homeless that focuses on promoting self-sufficiency and life skills.
Provides 24/7 safety and care to runaway, homeless, or trafficked youth and works to arrange stable living arrangements for youth in need.
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