Program areas at Centerboard
Scattered sites family emergency shelter and stabilization programs ("ssfes") the ssfes program consists of approximately 600 units in various locations throughout the north shore. The units are managed by private property owners, Centerboard and hotel franchises. Ssfes case management staff provides comprehensive services to homeless and migrant families. Families referred to the ssfes program by the Massachusetts division of housing and community development are screened for eligibility. Expansion efforts have been in place to respond to the increase growth and humanitarian crisis.
Intensive treatment residence ("itr") the itr program houses youth (ages 12-18) referred by dcf and provides residents an opportunity to live in a trauma-informed therapeutic, supportive environment while safely accessing the community. Along with clinical support, the program assists youth with meeting their educational and vocational goals.
Young parent living program ("yplp") the yplp is a residential program designed to provide a permanent and stable home environment for approximately 33 pregnant or parenting young mothers and their children. In an emergency situation, the program may temporarily accommodate three additional young mothers and their children until permanent homes are found. Young parents must be referred to Centerboard by the Massachusetts department of children and families ("dcf"). Every young mother must attend school regularly, and participate in skill development. This structured curriculum is balanced with a nurturing support system designed to foster physical and social development for the residents and their children.
Total total program name: expenses revenues youth supported living program 98,541 153,936 community treatment residence 842,683 894,294 youth & young adult group residence 780,317 982,600 family resource center 497,870 654,960 we rise 293,785 112,043 home works program 56,060 56,060 youth & young adult supported living program 586,871 769,964 phoenix rising program 559,212 472,036 mentor program 46,488 - dys skill up 14,448 14,305 _________ _________ total 3,776,275 4,110,198