Family Stabilization
The Family Stabilization Program
offers targeted, short-term assistance to families navigating temporary hardship. Our goal is to prevent separation, homelessness, or crisis by helping families stay together — and grow stronger.
The Family Stabilization Program offers structured, short-term support for Compassion House clients working toward long-term healing and independence. Through wraparound care and a dedicated case team, families receive the resources they need to overcome crisis and thrive.
This structured outreach initiative is designed to support families who are are facing urgent challenges such as job loss, financial instability, housing insecurity, or family stress. Through customized plans and short-term case management, we help bridge the gap during times of crisis to keep families together and out of long-term intervention systems.
What's Included?
Each participating family receives a custom support plan based on their specific needs. Services may include:
Intensive Case Management
Housing Support
Financial Assistance
Resource Referrals
Domestic violence shelters
Life & Parenting Skills Development
Mental Health Support
Transportation Assistance
Family-Centered Approach
Evidence-Based Practices
Long-Term Support
Who Qualifies?
This is more than aid. It’s a partnership. It’s a plan. It’s a path forward.
The Family Stabilization Program is currently available to only 4 families at a time due to the intensity of services and limited capacity.
To be eligible, a family must:
Be an existing Compassion House client
Have met key milestones in their reunification or case plan
Pass current drug screenings
Be committed to engaging with the case team and program structure
Our staff will carefully review each applicant to ensure the program serves those with the highest potential for sustained stability and transformation.
Program Details
Intensive Case Management
- A social worker or case manager provides ongoing support, assessment, and goal setting to help families navigate systems and address barriers.
Housing Support
- Assistance with finding and maintaining stable housing, including security deposits, rent, and utility payments.
Financial Assistance
- Direct financial aid for basic needs like food, utilities, and household items.
Community Referrals
- Connecting families with other community resources, such as domestic violence shelters, mental health services, job training programs, and childcare.
Basic Needs Support
- Providing essential items like food, hygiene products and clothing.
Parenting & Life Skills
- Offering workshops and counseling on parenting skills, financial management, and other life skills.
Mental Health Services
- Providing access to counseling and other mental health support.
Transportation Assistance
- Helping families with transportation to appointments and other necessary activities.
Advocacy
- Helping families navigate complex systems and access needed resources.
Family-Centered Care
- Recognizing and respecting the strengths and cultures of each family, and tailoring services to their specific needs.
Evidence-Based Interventions
- Utilizing interventions that have been proven to be effective in achieving positive outcomes for families.
Long-Term Support
- Providing ongoing support to help families maintain stability and avoid future crises.
Why it Matters
Support. Structure. Stability.
Families in crisis often face a chain reaction of setbacks — housing instability, job loss, trauma, and separation. The Family Stabilization Program helps break that chain by providing immediate, tailored support for parents who are actively working toward healing and a better life for their children.
Due to the depth of care and resources involved, we are only able to serve a limited number of families at one time. Our team will select up to four qualifying families to receive full services under this program at any given time.
We encourage all clients who are on the path to stability and interested in participating to speak with their case manager about eligibility and upcoming openings.