High Sky Children’s Ranch is a Midland, Texas nonprofit that provides residential shelter, foster care and adoption services, therapeutic counseling, and community-based family supports for children, youth and families involved with the child welfare system.
High Sky Children’s Ranch operates from a larger campus outside Midland and offers residential care, foster/adoption services, clinical counseling, and community outreach aimed at supporting children, youth and families affected by abuse, neglect, or foster care involvement.
The organization uses trauma-informed, client-centered care and a range of clinical modalities. Therapies noted include expressive arts approaches (art, dance/movement, drama, play, sand tray), music therapy, traditional psychotherapy, and equine-assisted therapy delivered using the EAGALA model with credentialed staff.
The organization provides case management, life-skills and transition supports for older youth, crisis intervention services, and community workshops and prevention programming. It also maintains donated-resource services (a pantry) to assist former foster youth with household needs.
Provides temporary placement for children experiencing foster care while longer-term placement options are secured; children served range in age from 0 to 17 and each child is assigned a Case Manager to oversee medical, behavioral and educational needs.
State-licensed foster care and adoption services that license families to provide temporary foster care or kinship care and conduct adoption home studies for children in foster care whose parental rights have been terminated; the agency provides training and ongoing support and notes no charge for required training, paperwork, or home study.
Pre- and post-transitional and financial support services for current and former foster youth partnered with a Transition Support Specialist to promote stability and independence; the program also operates a donated-supplies pantry to help youth acquiring household essentials.
A life-skills training offering for teenage foster youth that includes a four-day training session with field trips, group discussions, experiential activities and guest speakers covering core topics such as health and safety, housing, job readiness, financial management, life decisions, and personal relationships.
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Family support services for families with children from birth through 17 that focus on parent and youth skill development, in-home services, 24-hour crisis intervention, case management, parent advocacy and basic needs support.
A range of clinical interventions and therapeutic modalities for children, teens and adults, including expressive arts therapies, psychotherapy, music therapy and equine-assisted therapy delivered under the EAGALA model; community counseling is available on a self-pay sliding scale and the program does not accept insurance or Medicaid for community counseling services.
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