A Interface Youth Program that operates three shelters for runaway, truant and troubled youth. These shelters act as crisis stabilization centers where kids and their parents can take a break from one another and begin working on family issues. Interface provides shelter, a safe environment, food, clothing and counseling to each child. Services are available 24 hours a day.

The Centers offer: no cost pregnancy testing, no cost and confidential counseling, no cost non-diagnostic ultrasound, sexual integrity options, pre-natal and post-natal training, parenting information and training, referrals for social services and resources, no cost maternity and infant items.

Serves children and families experiencing abuse, neglect, behavioral health, and substance abuse issues.

The Centers offer: no cost pregnancy testing, no cost and confidential counseling, no cost non-diagnostic ultrasound, sexual integrity options, pre-natal and post-natal training, parenting information and training, referrals for social services and resources, no cost maternity and infant items.

A program designed to provide comprehensive healthcare for children with special health needs. CMS Health Plan caters to children who are: under the age of 21, eligible for Medicaid and require extensive preventive and ongoing care due to their special healthcare needs. This might involve coordination with multiple providers and agencies to ensure comprehensive care