Family Support
Center for Human Services operates family support centers in
three neighborhoods:
Shoreline Family
Support Center
Ballinger
Home Family Support Center
Northshore Family Center
Family Support
provides a safe and fun place where all families benefit from
diverse resources and learning opportunities and make community
connections.
Click
here for a list of our Play & Learn
groups.
The
Family Support Program evaluates our services using the
following Outcomes.
The
Family Support Program is based on the
Family Support
Principles.
For
more information on the Family Support Program please view the
Family Support Key Facts.
Substance Abuse Services
The Substance Abuse Services program offers substance abuse education, assessment, and counseling for youth, adults, and families. In our youth programs, our staff works closely with area schools and community groups. Our adult substance abuse program provides a spectrum of outpatient substance abuse services to help adults overcome their use and misuse of alcohol and other drugs.
The Center for Human Services provides a substance abuse treatment program for adults in Shoreline
CHS offers substance abuse treatment services to youth through the three programs. We provide youth substance abuse treatment at the three sites below:
The Shoreline Youth Substance Abuse Program is located at 17018 15th Avenue NE, Shoreline, WA
The Scriber Lake STARS Program is located at the Scriber Lake High School, 20525 52nd Avenue West, Lynnwood, WA
The Northshore STARS Program is located at the Ricketts Complex, Room 1, 18315 Bothell Way NE, Bothell, WA
Furthermore, the Center for Human Services provides youth substance abuse prevention programs. Learn more about our Prevention Programs by clicking the links below:
PIP (Partners In Prevention)
Northshore School Prevention and Intervention Program
InsideOut is a weekly drop-in support group in Shoreline for gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender/questioning (GLBTQ) youth (ages 13-18).
Family Counseling
Family Counseling provides
client-centered mental health services to the children, families
and individuals of North King County. Our primary
counseling approach is through wrap-around services. This
approach is child-centered and family-focused; community-based
versus institutional in nature; and culturally competent.
Using this strengths-based approach, the child and caregivers
are a vital part of the treatment planning process. Family
Counseling engages with natural supports when working with the
children of the community and seeks to provide services and
support for both individuals and their families. Natural
Supports for a family can include extended family members,
community, social and spiritual connections and other helping
professions working with the family.
See what Family Counseling has to offer
Loving Families
Loving Families is a new project of the Center for Human
Services. It is a relationship strengthening program for
married couples with children who are economically
disadvantaged. It is a voluntary, strength-based and culturally
relevant program. Unlike any of our current programs it is part
of a research project so couples have a 50/50 chance of
participating in free groups, family events and ongoing visits
with a Family Advocate.
See what Loving Families
has to offer.
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