THE HOME BY THE NUMBERS ON AN AVERAGE SCHOOL DAY AT THE HOME IN FY13... We provided
105 breakfasts...
108 lunches...
108 students
14 youth
attended our Special Education schools
received after school supports
Our clinicians delivered
39 children
in Boston Public Schools
were in one of our Intensive Foster Care placements
8 aging-out youth
59 aging-out youth
93 hours of therapy
received supportive housing
...and 105 dinners
6 youth
received emergency short-term housing, evaluation and supports while remaining in their home schools
received academic, vocational and/or life skills support
CLIENT SATISFACTION
98% of parents/caregivers were engaged 89% of teachers and early childhood in their child’s treatment at the Children’s Community Support Collaborative
96% of Department of Children &
Families’ workers surveyed agreed or strongly agreed that Park Street Family Networks services met their clients’ needs
10
providers felt that the consultation from the Preschool Outreach Program sometimes or frequently increased their understanding of children’s experiences and feelings
100% of school liaisons felt the Child & Family Counseling Center’s school-based counseling sometimes or frequently improved students’ ability to regulate their moods and emotions