Through a variety of programs, Arizona’s Children Association works with families in crisis to develop long-term solutions and realistic strategies geared to permanently break the cycle of abuse, neglect and destructive behavior. These programs and their results save our state millions of dollars annually, and prevent countless children from being placed in child protective services and the state foster care system.

Intervention programs throughout the state are built on a platform of Individual, Group and Family Counseling as well as Wrap Around Service programs. These programs, part of our outpatient treatment offerings, all operate on the Arizona Model. To learn more, click here.

Special Intervention Programs
Though Outpatient Programs are available statewide, Arizona’s Children Association also offers one-of-a-kind intervention and prevention programs in specific areas of the state.

In Tucson, the KARE Family Center (Kinship and Adoption Resource and Education) offers education and training programs for foster, adoptive and kin caregivers. The KARE Center exists, in part, as a resource and valued community partner for providing intervention and prevention services in the greater Tucson area. See what the KARE Center has to offer by clicking here.

Two programs operate in Tucson that provide intervention services as part of an in-patient treatment program. The Residential Treatment Center (RTC) provides 24-hour psychiatric care to some of the most emotionally disturbed 5-15 year old children in the state. These children, along with a handful of day-students, attend a private special education school affiliated with RTC.

The Nellie P. Covert School is located on the main Arizona's Children Association campus and, like the RTC, serves a very targeted audience. On many levels, these programs work together as a one-of-a-kind operation. To learn more about RTC or the Covert School, click here.

Las Familias Angel Center for Childhood Sexual Abuse Treatment, located in Tucson, specifically addresses the needs of individuals and their families victimized by childhood sexual abuse.  Las Familias mission is to facilitate the healing process of children and adults who experienced childhood sexual abuse.  It provides a safe place for survivors to gain strength, learn coping skills and develop trusting, caring relationships.

For More Information
You can learn more about these and other intervention programs offered by Arizona’s Children Association by completing the More Information Request Form, or by sending an email to inquiries@arizonaschildren.org.