Children'S Crisis Treatment Center

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“Children's crisis treatment center (cctc) is a private non-profit agency that specializes in delivering mental and behavioral health services to children and their families in the philadelphia region. We are dedicated to addressing the impact of child abuse, neglect, traumatic events, and other challenges to early childhood development, and to assisting children in reaching their full potential within their homes, community and society. With a staff of nearly 500, cctc works with over 3,500 children and families annually. Cctc continues to deliver our services within our four divisions: in our centers, in homes, in schools, and in the community. Through lasting partnerships with families, schools and communities, cctc creates environments that foster resiliency and recovery. Cctc continues to provide our full array of behavioral and mental health services through programs like: psychiatric services outpatient services trauma services therapeutic nursery, a preschool for children ages 2 - 5 years old acute partial hospitalization, a day treatment program for children 5 through 13 years old school-based therapeutic services in 15 schools (both public and charter schools) specialized case management programs for families from mexico and central/south america and west africa parent/caregiver support services cctc's fiscal year 2023 highlights demonstrating the critical services cctc provides in the community include: 70% of children cctc served were 12 years old or younger 8 out of 10 caregivers stated that their child is doing better in school after receiving services at cctc 70% of children cctc served experienced at least one adverse experience, trauma, or chronic stress 8 out of 10 caregivers felt that their child got along better with family members, friends, and other people as a result of the services they received at cctc our success and unwavering commitment to excellence have gained cctc recognition for our expertise in the areas of trauma, school-based services, community integration and early childhood treatment. We are proud to serve as a leading provider of trauma services for children in the philadelphia region.”