Cardinal Mccloskey School & Home For Children Inc

Opwdd programs:services for individuals with developmental disabilities - these include 18 individual residential group homes for more than 100 adults with developmental disabilities. These 100 residents are provided with exceptional care and support, 24 hours a day, and are staffed by support professionals committed to providing opportunities for personal growth and development; day services for 84 adults that focuses on vocational skill building and community integration and activities that improve socialization skills.

Family foster care/treatment family foster care:family foster care/treatment family foster care provides family-based care, case management services and access to needed treatments and support, and permanency planning services, including reunification, kin-gap and adoption to children removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Family foster care also supports certified foster parents with training and supervision. Treatment family foster care is designed for children with more serious emotional disturbances and other mental health and behavioral conditions that call for specially trained foster parents and a more intensive set of services. Approximately 265 children and their families were served in in our foster care programs and 16 children were adopted.

Family and group day care:family day care provides in-home day care services and a nutritional food program for 233 children each day and supports approximately 34 day care providers with training and supervision. The program seeks to strengthen family life and maintain children in a healthy, safe and educational environment with nutritious food and multiple creative techniques for development and success. We are one of the largest family child networks in nyc.

Runaway and homeless youth sunrise drop-in center:located in the south bronx, this program serves vulnerable and "at risk" youth, including runaway and homeless youth. The center provides a haven in which a teen's basic needs are met and can obtain assistance with engaging in education, employment, mental health services and case management services. The drop-in center also serves as a resource to assist youth in obtaining shelter and temporary and permanent housing. Approximately 425 youth were served at the drop-in center.

Mccloskey care clinic:in january 2019, cmcs took a major step forward in our commitment to child and family well-being. We opened the mccloskey cares clinic, a new mental health clinic located at cmcs' main service facility in the south bronx. The mccloskey cares clinic is a natural extension of our mission to provide a continuum of community-based services to vulnerable children, families and adults using a trauma-informed, holistic, and family-centric approach. Our clinic is designed for at-risk children and youth ages 3-24 years and their families, and primarily serves communities with high levels of poverty, including mott haven and hunts point where we already maintain a significant program presence. Our clients reflect the population of the south bronxmost are low-income, hispanic/latino and african-american, with a high percentage of immigrants. The clinic is also positioned to work with clients who are known to our agency through other programs we operate, including children and youth in our foster care and family support programs, runaway and homeless youth in our drop-in center, and children in our health home care management program who have behavioral health diagnoses and present with complex risk factors. Approximately 200 children were served at the clinic.

Child and family treatment and support services:cmcs offers community-based services and support for children and families, under the auspices of two recently restructured nys medicaid waiver programs: child and family treatment and support services (cftss) and home and community based services (hcbs). Services are offered to children and families in nontraditional settings, such as the child's home or community locations, in order to provide a flexible approach to service provision that facilitates engagement and/or therapeutic benefit. Approximately 115 individuals were served at the clinic.

Health and clinical services:our health and clinical service programs provide coordination and oversight of medical care and behavioral health care for children in foster care, group homes, hayden house emergency group residence and individuals with developmental disabilities living in group residences and participating in day habilitation. More than 260 children and adults received health and clinical services.

Special medical and developmental preventive services and family rehabilitation programs:special medical and developmental and family rehabilitation preventive services programs provide families who are at risk of having their children placed in foster care with intensive family support, outreach and intervention services to address the risks to child well-being and safety. Approximately 250 families with 540 children in the bronx and harlem received these services.

Health and home care management:our health and clinical service programs provide coordination and oversight of medical care and behavioral health care for children in foster care, group homes, hayden house emergency group residence and individuals with developmental disabilities living in group residences and participating in day habilitation. More than 260 children and adults received health and clinical services.