For child welfare-involved youth and families reunification often depends on fulfilling court orders related to behavioral health care, substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, and often lining up community supports to make those feasible, like transportation.

Without support families often feel overwhelmed and get stuck. Cases drag on. Kids remain in care longer than necessary.

Hands-on coordination alongside families' CASA advocates, attorneys and caseworkers can help them get the care they need to reunify safely, sooner. 

Here is what a week-in-the-life of a care manager might look like →