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Washington, DC


NIA Foster Care


Behavioral Health

 

1933 Montana Avenue, NE Washington, DC 20002 Telephone: 202-842-2016
Fax: 202-842-0604
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For further details and
 information contact:

 

Peter Fitts
 Program Director
Telephone: 202.842.2016
Fax: 202.842.0604
Email: dcps@ntuplc.org

 

The NIA foster care program   provides comprehensive and intensive child placement services, which include clinical and case management activities. This program serves children from birth to twenty-years old. The ultimate goal of the NIA program is to promote and achieve permanency (reunification with parents and/or family members, adoption or transition to independent living) for each of our children and minimize their time in the foster care system, however, as long as a child is in our care his or her safety and welfare is our primary concern.

 

Progressive Life Institute’s behavioral healthcare services are designed to meet the specific needs of individual clients, groups and families. Our approach to health and healing offers clients a way to improve emotional, behavioral, and interpersonal functioning

 

 

Project UJIMA!

Project Ujima is a mentoring program that targets youth between the ages of 11-17 who has an incarcerated parent.  This program seeks to reduce at-risk behavior in youth such as drug use, teen pregnancy, school drop-out, and other delinquent social behaviors.  Through strengthening self-identify, positive life choices, core cultural values as well as collective work and responsibility, we provide another means of self-development and expression.  Teaching youth positive self-esteem, self-worth, self-responsibility, and academic excellence, our youth will have a stronger sense of their role as well as their responsibility in the family and community.

 

Community Services

PLC has developed a rich tapestry of behavioral and mental health services combining core principles of ancient African and Africentric worldview with Western techniques of humanistic psychology targeting troubled young people and families of minority communities. The Agency is recognized through the United States, across Africa, and in the Caribbean as a pioneering mental and family health services provider.

Services:
• Ujma Program - Mentoring
• Subira Program - Independent Living

 

 

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