Foster Home Placement | National Youth Advocate Program

Foster Care services provides community based foster homes for children and youth who are unable to remain in their home of origin due to abuse, neglect, dependency, delinquency, family conflict or caregiver substance abuse. NYAP specializes in therapeutic foster care to meet the needs of older youth and adolescents with emotional and behavioral challenges and those with specialized medical needs. Services include the provision of safe, supportive, nurturing living arrangements in licensed foster homes. A primary focus of services is the preservation of and connection to family through visitation between the youth and their family, and strong involvement of the family in the care and treatment of their child.

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211 Pathways

Physical Address

59 Grant Street, Newark, OH 43055

Hours

Mon 8am-7pm; Tue 8am-6pm; Wed 8am-7pm; Thu 8am-7pm; Fri 8am-5pm.

Fax

(740) 522-4263

Application process

Referrals from courts, children services agencies, local schools and county mental health or DD boards.

Fee

Varies with service provided.

Eligibility

Primarily adolescents age 11-18 with special needs including behavior, drug/alcohol or medical problems.

Service area

Ohio

Agency info

National Youth Advocate Program

Provides an array of community based services including: Respite Care; Foster Care: Traditional, Specialized, and Therapeutic Care; Adoption; Mental Health Services; Alcohol and Other Drug Services; Managed Care Protective Services; Emergency Shelter Care Services.