NYAP offers unique and personalized services for families and individuals in four different categories: Prevention/Intervention, Family Preservation,  Positive Youth Development, Out-of-home Care, Reunification/Permanency

Prevention/Intervention

Our innovative, assessment-driven, outpatient prevention and intervention programs are designed to enhance the overall functioning of those we serve based on their unique and identified needs and preferences. These include:

• Anger Management
• Behavioral Health Care - Respite
• Behavioral Health Services
• Brief Strategic Family Therapy
• Crisis Care Systems
• Family Intervention Conflict Resolution (FICR)
• Family Advocacy Center
• Front Door Diversion Program (FDDP)
• Functional Family Therapy (FFT)
• Healthy Ways
• Housing Stabilization & Community Living Services
• New Beginnings
• Parenting Education
• PASS-PSB
• Rapid Response Behavior Support Team (RRBS)
• School-Based Counseling 
• Strengthening Families Program
• Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
• Workforce Development

FAMILY PRESERVATION

NYAP empowers the family unit through various programs that help families live safely, successfully and unified in their home communities. These services can be a diversion program to prevent youth from being placed elsewhere, and as a reunification program to maintain stability in the home. These programs include

• Children's Wraparound
• Community-Based Casework & Therapy
• Family Care
• Family Preservation Services
• Father Engagement Services
• Hamilton County Family Preservation Program (HCFPP) 
• Homemaker Parent Aid (HMPA) 
• Intensive Home-Based Treatment (IHBT) 
• Intensive In-Home Services (IIHS) 
• Parent/Family Assessment Services (PA)
• Safe At Home (SAH) 
• Wraparound 

Positive Youth Development

With a focus on community-based programming, we provide strengths-based, individualized services and treatment for all levels of at-risk youth. Programming is designed to support youth in teaching and empowering them to live successfully and productively within their communities. These programs include:

• Bridges
• Constant and Never-Ending Improvement (CANEI)
• Justice Advisory Council (JAC) - Violence Prevention Program
• Department of Juvenile Justice Youth Serving Program (DJJYS) 
• Mental Health Juvenile Justice (MHJJ) 
• Summer Youth Employment
• Teen REACH
• Transition Services Program

Out-of-Home Care

If a family is unable to care for their youth due to various situations, NYAP provides a safe, nurturing, enriching living environment for the youth until the family collaboratively solves the identified challenges. Specially trained foster parents and employees provide the support and care youth need until they’re reunified back home. These programs include:

• Foster Care
• External Respite 
• La Jornada
• Dually Involved Youth (DIY) & Release Upon Request (RUR) 
• Emergency Shelter Care

Reunification/Permanency 

NYAP offers several programs that aim to improve the likelihood of permanency for youth and that support family reunification. These services develop the capacities of biological, adoptive and kinship families and to achieve lifelong placement stability for the youth. These programs include:

• ACTION Adoption
• Care Management
• Case Management 
• Family Preparation Services
• Foster to Adopt
• Kinship Care
• Ohio Kinship & Adoption
• Parenting Education
• Supervised Visitation Services 
• Stand-Alone Visitation Facilitation