Department of Human Services: Strong Families Program
DC Home Mayor Fenty DC Guide Residents Business Visitors DC Government Kids

Department of Human Services

DHS HOME
DHS HOME
DHS HOME
Strategic Business
   Plan

SERVICES
About DHS
SERVICES
SERVICES
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
ONLINE SERVICE
   REQUESTS

ONLINE SERVICE
   REQUESTS

ONLINE SERVICE
    REQUESTS

About DHS: Mission
Statement

Director's Biography
How to Reach Us
Ask the Director
FOIA Requests
News Room
Performance
/dhs/cwp/view,a,3,q,637822.asp
Public Assistance Benefits
Adult Protection Services
Fatherhood Initiative
Homeless Assistance
Homeless Resource Sheet
Permanent Supportive Housing
Refugee Resettlement
Strong Familes
Teen Parent Project
Developmental
  Disabilities

DHS Brochures
Medicaid and
  DC Healthy Families

Agency Mission and
   Issue Statements

Targeted Services
Youth and
   Adolescent Services

Child Development
Employment Readiness
   and Placement

Affordable Housing and
   Residential Services

Case Management
Determination Services
Community Outreach
Management Services
Results and Goals
Agency Calendar
211 Answers, Please!
CapStat Performance Indicators
Developmental Disabilities
Fraud and Discrimination
Freedom of Information Act
Interagency Council on Homelessness
Let's Work Together
Proposed Comprehensive Plan For Accessibility of Homeless Shelters
Publications
Shelter Program Compliance
IMA Policy Manual

 
Strong Families Program

The Strong Family program’s mission is to strengthen the individual and family unit, foster healthy development and help address the issues that create ongoing challenges.

Services: The Strong Families Program is staffed by social workers and case managers who provide a range of social services that include; assessment of client needs, development of case plans, short-term social work intervention, referral and coordination of services with District and community agencies.

 

Eligibility: District of Columbia resident.

 

For more information, contact the Strong Families Program at (202) 698-4293, or visit 645 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002.