Family Preservation
FAMILY PRESERVATION AND REUNIFICATION PROGRAM
MFS is an approved DFPS Provider
In an effort to preserve and reunify families in crisis, Texas Child Protective Services (CPS) offers two programs, Family Based Safety Services (FBSS) and Conservatorship. Both programs provide family service plans, which present recommendations and guidelines meant to allow children to remain or return home safely. For these families we offer the following services in-office, home-based, video conferencing (Telehealth, Zoom, Google Duo, etc.) or at a selected location in the community:
- Psychological Services (psychological evaluation, psychosocial assessment, individual/family/couple’s counseling)
- Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
- Supervised Visitations
- Parenting Classes
- Batter Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP)
- Intensive Case Management
The agency accepts the following insurance plans:
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