Janus Youth Programs

Youth crisis services - services are designed to ensure 24-hour availability of safety off the streets for any Youth experiencing housing instability under age 18 in need of temporary shelter and/or family respite.services are based on low-barrier, positive Youth development, harm reduction and trauma informed for Youth and families. A highly collaborative model with service linkages state wide and locally, 200 Youth are sheltered annually. Services also include a 24-hour help line.continued on schedule o.homeless Youth services - an extensive array of homeless Youth Programs, including street outreach, assessment, emergency and short-term shelter, and transitional and independent living options designed to assist homeless Youth to successfully exit street life.

Youth parent services - four distinct Programs provide a variety of services for young parents and their children. Services include home visiting parent education, child development activities and assessments, and housing support.

Residential services - five long and shorter-term residential Programs provide specialized treatment and care for Youth aged 13 to 24 who are in state custody, either through the Oregon department of human services or the Oregon Youth authority. The long-term goal of Janus' residential services is to facilitate a successful return to home and family or to independent living in the community.