Community Partnership Schools bring together schools, families, and community partners to provide coordinated support that helps students thrive. CHS is a partner within 37 Community Partnership Schools statewide, including Pine Forest High, C.A. Weis Elementary and Bellview Middle in Pensacola.

CHS helps children who can’t safely return home find permanent families. We work closely with child welfare and partner agencies to make sure placements are stable and supportive.

CHS Counseling provides professional mental health support for children, teens, adults, and families facing emotional, behavioral, or life challenges. Licensed counselors work with clients in flexible settings to address concerns and strengthen coping strategies.

Post-Adoption Support Services provide ongoing guidance, counseling, and resources to families after adoption. Services are designed to help families navigate challenges and support healthy family relationships over time.

Healthy Families is a voluntary, home‑based family support and coaching program that helps expectant parents and families of newborns build strong, nurturing foundations during the early childhood years. It’s part of the statewide Healthy Families Florida network and designed to promote positive parent‑child relationships and healthy development.

Healthy Start is a statewide early support and education program for pregnant women and families with newborns through age three. It’s delivered through coordinated home‑visiting and care‑coordination services to improve maternal and child health outcomes.

M-Power supports teens and young adults who are experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, or transitioning out of foster care. The program provides coordinated services that help youth build the stability and skills needed for independent living.

YouthWorks connects teens and young adults in foster care with positive role models and career development support. The program helps participants complete their education and gain job training or placement to transition successfully into employment.

Street Solutions provides outreach and support to homeless and runaway youth, helping them meet basic needs while building stability and connections to caring adults. The program also links youth to transitional housing and community resources for a successful path to self-sufficiency.

Family Visitation Centers provide a safe, neutral setting for court-ordered supervised visitation between parents and children. The program supports healthy family interaction while prioritizing safety when families are navigating complex situations.

The WRAP program supports families at high risk of child welfare involvement, helping parents and children access services while keeping families safely together. The program emphasizes strengths-based, team-oriented support to promote stability and resilience.

The Social Services Navigator program provides on-site support in 34 Escambia County schools, helping students, families, and educators access resources for housing, counseling, employment, and emergency needs. The program connects families with services and offers guidance to navigate local systems effectively.

TeenSpace provides group instruction and home-visiting support for pregnant and parenting students, focusing on literacy, child development, and overall family well-being.