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Helping children and families
create a better future.

Programs

Trinity Youth Services provides foster care, adoption, residential and mental health services for children in Southern California. The Foster Care and Adoption Agency serves and cares for children in certified foster homes who have been removed from their families due to trauma, abuse, neglect or abandonment. Home-based foster care, intensive services foster care and mental health services are available. The adoption program finds permanent homes for children placed in foster care whose parents have had their parental rights terminated. The short-term residential therapeutic treatment programs serve adolescent young men placed by county departments of children and family services and probation, whose behaviors are the result of trauma, abuse, neglect or abandonment. Specialized services for sexually abusive youth are available. Residential and community-based mental health services are also provided.

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Become a Foster Parent

See the process of becoming a Trinity resource parent in a step-by-step overview. Take the first step by filling out our short questionnaire!

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Foster Care & Adoption Agency

Trinity serves and cares for children who have been removed from their families due to trauma, abuse, neglect or abandonment. The agency recruits, trains and certifies qualified resource parents (formerly foster parents) and then partners with them as they open their homes to these children.

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Short Term Residential Therapeutic Programs

Each Trinity campus offers a full range of services that include evidence-based therapy, in addition to recreational, educational, vocational and independent living skills programs to assist young men in confronting and triumphing over their challenges.

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Community-Based Mental Health Services

Trinity provides community-based mental health services to children and adolescents who have transitioned from a foster home or a short-term residential therapeutic program back to their family, a relative or other permanency placement and require after-care services. Services may also be provided to students who have been referred from a school district and who may have emotional or behavioral issues that are interfering with his or her ability to succeed in school.

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Accreditation & Affiliations