Program Overview | Southern Arizona | Yavapai County, Arizona | New Mexico
Intermountain Programs and Services
Intermountain
Centers for Human Development provides out of home and home-based
support services to a variety of at-risk populations including children
and youth who are emotionally and behaviorally challenged, adults who
have been diagnosed with serious mental illness, and individuals with
developmental disabilities. Intermountain's programs are framed by core values
which have guided the agency's strength-based approach to intensive,
individualized work with thousands of clients over the past
thirty-three years.
For detailed information on our out of home and home-based programs for children and adults, click a locale name on the link bar above. Following is a summary of Intermountain's growing impact on Southwestern communities.
Southern Arizona
Children with serious emotional disabilities who are in Out-of-Home Placements (Pima County):
- Crisis and Respite Services in the Pima Project
- Foster Care and Therapeutic Foster Care
- Group Residential Services, including a Level II Group Residence
- Semi-Independent Living Residences for 16-17 Year Olds
At-risk children, often with their families, who receive In-Home (Home-Based) Services in their rural or urban community:
- Child and Family Teams
- Birth to Five Program
- Independent Living Program and Life Skills Training
- In-Home Services (Home-Based Therapy and In-Home Counseling)
- Group Residence
- Therapeutic Foster Care
- Semi-Independent Apartments
Yavapai County, Arizona
Developmentally Disabled Adults in a Day Program
Developmentally Disabled Youth and Adults in Group Homes and Therapeutic Foster Care
New Mexico
Native American Youth in Therapeutic Foster Care
Native American Youth and Their Families in Home-based Therapy
Native American Youth (16-21 years) in the Independent Living Program