Boys Town South Florida Inc

Programs

1. In-Home Family Services program creates a positive environment where children are safe, and where caregivers know how to serve as positive role models and nurturers and can provide for their familys personal and material needs. In many cases, a child is in danger of being removed from the home. Services are delivered to families in their own homes by trained family consultants who help parents build on their strengths and enhance or learn new parenting skills. Family consultants also teach family members how to create a safe, nurturing home for children, and how to use support resources to help them solve problems on their own. Treatment focuses on helping the whole family so children can stay in the home and parents can become better caregivers. The length and intensity of treatment depend on the familys needs and how likely it is that a child will have to be placed outside the home. Consultants and family members work together to develop individualized family service plans.

   $2,874,895 spentof which $25 as grants$1,601,403 earned by the program
   42% of program spending

2. Community Support Services include Care Coordination Services, Primary Project, Parent Child Plus Program, and Common Sense Parenting. Care Coordination Services provide intensive case-management services for families in or approaching crisis situations. Trained consultants work with local service agencies to help families build and maintain family stability, develop parenting skills, and access community resources. Care Coordination Services program provides a lifeline to children suffering from mental health issues by ensuring they receive the right care at the right time. In this intensive, family centered case management program, consultants help parents and caregivers navigate, access, and monitor the services their children need. Primary Project is an evidence-based program developed by the Childrens Institute. The goals of the program are to improve school adjustment and enhance childrens social and emotional well-being. Parent Child Plus Program is an evidence-based early childhood literacy, parenting, and school readiness program.

   $2,635,111 spentof which $27,292 as grants$2,283,804 earned by the program
   39% of program spending

3. Outpatient Behavioral Health offers outpatient services to children of all ages who have serious emotional or behavioral problems, as well as family therapy. The clinic offers children and families a wide range of specialized services including psychoeducation, psychological testing, counseling, individual and family therapy. Staff actively works to coordinate care with the familys primary care physician, schoolteachers, and others to provide a comprehensive, inclusive approach that ensures long-term success.

   $1,065,991 spentof which $231 as grants$519,123 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

4. Program Service Expenses 204,189, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 56,461 LIFT Together with Boys Town has been defined as a multi-component, community-based prevention intervention that uses Boys Towns family and school-based programs to generate community-wide impact. Boys Town partners with schools to provide wraparound programs such as In-Home Family Services, Care Coordination Services, Well-Managed Schools, and a School Support Specialist SSS. Well-Managed Schools WMS is a systematic school-based intervention that assists schools in creating a positive school culture by providing tools and strategies for classroom behavior management, student social skill development, and staff-student relationship-building. The School is supported in implementing WMS at their campus by receiving in-depth training, as well as quarterly class observations, school-wide data collections and one-on-one staff coaching. The SSS works to decrease negative behaviors and increase positive behaviors in the school. The SSS accomplishes this by utilizing the Boys Town WMS model as well as other behavior intervention techniques developed by Boys Town.

   $204,189 spent$56,461 earned by the program
   3% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $6,780,186.