Intensive In-home Services (IIS)

Family Facets provides intensive in-home services, including intensive, short-term, home-based, crisis intervention services that offer families in crisis the alternative to remain safely together, averting the out-of-home placement of children. Family Facets IIS is based upon the belief that families can, through intervention, learn to nurture their children, improve their functioning, and gain support within their community to enable families to remain safely together.

Intensive In-home Services Program

Basic Services

Family Facets provides IIS services to Site 733 with the capacity to serve 14 simultaneous families for periods of 4-6 weeks, on a 24 hour per day, 7 day per week crisis basis.  IIS services follow the Missouri Standards of Practice For IIS.  IIS services are based on a psycho-educational crisis intervention model and emphasize teaching skill building during periods when the family is in crisis and most amenable to change.

In-home Services Program Director

Jane Kranichfield, In Home Services Program Director

Staff

Meg Berger, Supervisor

Brandy Chatfield, Specialist

Merla Fritchey, Specialist

Michaela Carroll, Specialist

Cindy Lynn-Drainer, Specialist

Jenna Smith, Specialist

Jamie McCoy, Specialist

Andrea Burns, Supervisor

Carl Adams, Specialist

Tammy Schaben, Specialist

Janaire Seye, Specialist

Whitney Schmohe, Specialist

Referrals

Children's Division staff may make Intensive In-home Services referrals of families with children at imminent risk of removal by entering the referral information in FACES, the Children's Division client application.

Private vendors, and outside sources may request Intensive In-home Services for families with children at imminent risk of removal by sending referral information to IntakeReferrals@FamilyFacets.com.  Private Referral sources must include their return contact information.

Children's Division Site Coordinator

Linda Wucher, Children's Division, Boone & Callaway Counties.