Frequently Asked Questions

Families with adopted children aged eighteen or under often face the risk of separation, placing their whole family in a state of distress. In these cases, the child typically exhibits intensely disruptive behaviors and may have already been diagnosed and tried various mental health treatments without success. As such, it becomes increasingly difficult for families to cope with this situation. That's where we come in.

The families AAP monies remain intact. There is an additional AAP amount that is used to pay for services.

You aren't obligated to get referred by your social worker; you can refer yourself directly. If the home and child meet the essential requirements, they are certified candidates to work with . Our Intake Team at Parent Cooperative Community will assist you and guide you through the process. Please reach out and allow us to walk you through the process.

Our program involves implementing High Fidelity Wraparound Services into the home. We aim to prevent family separation and ensure a stable, supportive environment for the children. Please refer to Our Program page for a breakdown of each stage for an in-depth overview of how we equip families with the knowledge to grow closer and thrive.

Absolutely. Family voice and Choice are the cornerstones of our program and part of the Ten Wraparound Principles. Our approach is highly personalized. Once we assess your family’s specific circumstances, we craft a detailed plan that addresses the particular challenges and needs of your family, ensuring the most effective interventions are utilized.

• Family Voice & Choice: Families are central decision-makers, guiding the planning and implementation of services that best meet their needs and preferences.

• Team Based: A diverse, dedicated team of professionals, family members, and community supports work together to create a comprehensive plan of care.

• Natural Supports: Emphasis is placed on building and utilizing relationships with family, friends, and community members who provide essential support.

• Collaboration: All team members work cohesively, sharing responsibility and expertise to achieve the best outcomes for the youth and family.

• Community Based: Services and supports are provided in the least restrictive, most inclusive settings within the community.

• Culturally Relevant: Planning and services respect and reflect the cultural values, beliefs, and traditions of the family.

• Individualized: Each plan is uniquely tailored to the specific strengths, needs, and goals of the youth and family.

• Strength Based: The process builds on the strengths, skills, and assets of the youth and family to promote resilience and empowerment.

• Outcome Based: Progress is measured through clear, achievable goals, with plans adjusted based on results and evolving needs.

• Persistence: The team remains committed, navigating challenges and setbacks to ensure sustainable, positive outcomes for the family.

Interested parents or professionals can learn more about Parent Cooperative Community and explore ways to get involved by contacting our team directly. We offer a variety of opportunities for involvement, including volunteer work, professional collaborations, and donations to our program. For specific details or to speak with a representative, please reach out to us via email or by phone.

Parent Cooperative Community provides wraparound services to families throughout California including El Dorado, Sutter, Yuba, Butte, Napa, Yolo, Fresno, Solano, Sacramento, Placer, and Mendocino.

Expressions of Hope is a community partner that we have worked closely with in order to provide additional support to our families. They specialize in support and resources for foster, kinship, and at-risk families in Napa County. We work alongside Expressions of Hope to provide trauma informed trainings to their foster and adoptive families.