Are families whose children/adolescents are at imminent risk of out-of-home placement.
Must be willing to participate in the IFP Program. Participation from at least one parent/ care giver is voluntary, from the program’s perspective.
Are not abusing or under the influence of illegal substances or alcohol.
Our Services
Assess and resolve concerns regarding safety and basic needs that may prevent proper care of the child in his/her home.
Enhance and strengthen family functioning and relationships
Increase parent’s knowledge and use of effective problem solving and parenting skills
Connect families to appropriate community resources
Our Referral Process
Referrals are made through the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD).
A Social Worker will contact the IFP Program to discuss the appropriateness of the referral, and to determine if there is available space in the program.
Service will begin when an IFP worker receives a referral from the Ministry. IFP will contact the participant directly to arrange home visitation.