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Community Treatment Solutions
Community Treatment Solutions (CTS) was established in 1990 to address the needs of children and youth who have been abused, neglected and/or abandoned by the adults in their lives and is dedicated to serving the most at-risk youths in New Jersey. The organization serves over 450 youth and the families in a variety of clinical intensive and specialized community-based services. CTS is strengths-based and mission-driven, with youth in group and residential treatment foster homes throughout South Jersey.
Purpose
Community Treatment Solutions addresses the needs of children, youth and families who have been affected by abuse and neglect.
Vision
CTS will contribute to ensuring that families will have what they need to thrive and impact the world positively.
Mission
To provide services that build a foundation for healing, growth and success for children and families. Our services will empower children and families to use their strengths to overcome obstacles so they can lead their lives with confidence, competence and hope.
Additional Culture Details
CTS subscribes to a philosophy of care that recognizes that following:
1. Youth require safety, stability and consistency to facilitate positive well-being in their daily lives.
2. A youth's needs must be addressed in every area where there is an obstacle to achievement.
3. Treatment must be individualized and must include client participation, and be done in collaboration with stakeholders in the client's welfare.
4. Each youth belongs to a family regardless of the family's functioning. This family is relevant to the youth.
5. CTS acknowledges that the child's maladaptive behaviors are ways of coping with an overwhelming internal state or life situation.
6. Interventions focus on generalizing life skills.
7. Youth have strengths and resiliencies and are able to change.
1. Youth require safety, stability and consistency to facilitate positive well-being in their daily lives.
2. A youth's needs must be addressed in every area where there is an obstacle to achievement.
3. Treatment must be individualized and must include client participation, and be done in collaboration with stakeholders in the client's welfare.
4. Each youth belongs to a family regardless of the family's functioning. This family is relevant to the youth.
5. CTS acknowledges that the child's maladaptive behaviors are ways of coping with an overwhelming internal state or life situation.
6. Interventions focus on generalizing life skills.
7. Youth have strengths and resiliencies and are able to change.