Children's Full Service Partnership
and Children's Field Capable Clinical Services
Children's Full Service Partnership
The Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP) program is a unique intensive in-home mental health service program for children ages 0 – 15 and their families. Child FSP providers are dedicated to working with children and their families to assist them plan and accomplish goals that are important to the health, well-being, safety and stability of the family. Services may include but are not limited to individual and family counseling, 24/7 assessment and crisis services, and substance abuse and domestic violence counseling and assistance. Services are provided in the language of the families’ choice.
Children’s FSP Brochures
Children's FSP Provider Contact List
Children’s Field Capable Clinical Services
Children’s Field Capable Clinical Services (FCCS) are specialty mental health services for children ages 0-15 and their families who may want services outside of traditional mental health settings. Services are delivered in a variety of settings including schools, health centers and community centers. The program focuses on children who may have:
- Experienced trauma
- School failures
- A suicide risk
- Foster care or juvenile justice involvements
- A history of psychiatric hospitalizations or are at risk for psychiatric hospitalization
- A diagnosed co-occurring substance abuse, developmental or medical disorder
Children’s FCCS Provider Contacts
Resources for Providers
Children's Referral Forms
FSP Disenrollment Transfer Supplemental
Complete FSP Guidelines
Full Service Partnership Authorization Summary
Children's Countywide FSP Navigation Team
Children’s FCCS Guidelines
