Haynes Family of Programs
Haynes Family of Programs is an organization in La Verne, CA offering crisis services, disability services, education, employment, healthcare, housing, mental health, training, and youth services. Offers special education, mental health care, vocational training and supported employment.
- Location
- La Verne, CA
- Services
- Crisis services, Disability services, Education, Employment, Healthcare, Housing, Mental health, Training, Youth services
- Website
- https://www.leroyhaynes.org/
- EIN
- 951506150
Services
Mental Health Services
Haynes Family of Programs provides mental and behavioral health services along a continuum of care, including Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI), Outpatient Care Services (OCS), Wraparound, and Full-Service Partnership (FSP). Available services include screening, assessment, individual, group, and family therapy, medication support, case management, and crisis intervention.
Eligibility: Children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 21 with Medi-Cal benefits are eligible.
Application: Wraparound and FSP require referral by a County Social Worker and/or DMH approval. Any Medi-Cal eligible youth may be referred to OCS or PEI using the referral form.
Schedule: Services are offered Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, excluding holidays.
Bliss Academy School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities
Bliss Academy is an educational program for children and youth with autism and developmental disabilities. The curriculum incorporates the B.L.A.S.T. approach (behavior modification, language, academics, sensory/social training, and transition/technology) alongside life skills instruction, sensory integration labs, and therapy services.
Eligibility: Serves children and youth on the autism spectrum and with developmental disabilities, from age 5 up to age 22.
Renaissance Community Prep
A California Department of Education-certified non-public school for students with behavioral and learning differences. The program offers diploma, GED, and certificate tracks, positive behavior interventions, counseling, speech and occupational therapy, credit recovery, and hands-on vocational training.
Eligibility: Serves students ages 5 to 22 who require specialized support for behavior and learning diversity.
Renaissance Residential Program
A 24/7 trauma-informed residential program providing intensive support to male youth. Services include therapeutic residential care, integrated schooling with Renaissance Community Prep, mental health counseling, case management, independent living skills instruction, vocational training, and recreation.
Eligibility: Serves male youth ages 12 up to 22 years old (ages 18 and above require a Community Care Licensing waiver).
Application: Referrals are typically initiated by an educational entity through an IEP, or arranged via insurance contracts on a case-by-case basis.
Fees: Fees are covered through referring entities, with parents or guardians responsible for any co-payments.
S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services
A state-approved Non-Public Agency providing individualized educational and related support directly in students' homes or schools. Services include supplemental academic support based on IEP goals, transition services, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and autism behavior intervention.
Eligibility: Serves special education students ages 5 to 22 whose needs cannot be met within their home school district.
Schedule: Education specialists provide services during the day, evenings, and weekends.
In-home Behavioral Services
S.T.A.R. Academy delivers in-home and community-based behavioral services utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT). Focuses on behavioral regulation, communication, social skills, self-management, and comprehensive parent training.
Fees: Funded through health insurance, school districts, or private pay.
Therapeutic Outreach Services
Provides therapeutic outreach services including counseling, educational therapy, occupational and behavior therapies, speech and language therapy, and expressive arts (art, music, drama, dance) therapies. Sessions are held in homes, schools, or campus counseling suites.
Fees: Services are accessible via direct fee for service, school district IEP contracts, or regional center referrals.
Transition to Life Program
Assists high school students with academic instruction, GED preparation, Regional Occupational Center vocational training, resume creation, volunteer work experience, and job placement to prepare for independent adulthood.
Eligibility: Designed for high school students in foster care and students with developmental disabilities.
Supported Employment Program
Provides work experience and job coaching for teens, including online job searching, interview preparation, guidance on workplace expectations, and paid employment on campus or with community employers, with transportation provided for off-campus jobs.
Eligibility: Open to adolescents enrolled in Haynes Family of Programs.
Vocational Training
Provides supplemental vocational services including skill assessments, career counseling, resume assistance, interview coaching, on-the-job training, and paid work experiences across classroom and community settings.
Eligibility: Available to all residents and students enrolled at Haynes Family of Programs.
Parent Training
Workshops offering parents practical intervention strategies and approaches to reduce family stress and manage challenges when caring for children with autism and developmental disabilities.
Eligibility: Workshops are open to the public as well as to parents of students attending the Haynes Education Center.
Locations
- Haynes Family of Programs Campus, 233 Baseline, Box 400, La Verne, CA, 91750
- Mental Health Services Office, 1350 3rd Street, La Verne, CA, 91750 — Services are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, excluding holidays.
Questions
What does Haynes Family of Programs offer?
Haynes Family of Programs offers Mental Health Services, Bliss Academy School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities, Renaissance Community Prep, Renaissance Residential Program, S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services, In-home Behavioral Services, Therapeutic Outreach Services, Transition to Life Program, Supported Employment Program, Vocational Training, and Parent Training.
Where is Haynes Family of Programs?
Haynes Family of Programs is at 233 Baseline, Box 400, La Verne, CA, 91750 and 1350 3rd Street, La Verne, CA, 91750.
How do I contact Haynes Family of Programs?
To reach Haynes Family of Programs, visit https://www.leroyhaynes.org/.
Who is eligible for Mental Health Services?
Eligibility for Mental Health Services: Children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 21 with Medi-Cal benefits are eligible.
When is Mental Health Services available?
Schedule for Mental Health Services: Services are offered Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, excluding holidays.
How do I apply for Mental Health Services?
Application for Mental Health Services: Wraparound and FSP require referral by a County Social Worker and/or DMH approval. Any Medi-Cal eligible youth may be referred to OCS or PEI using the referral form.
Who is eligible for Bliss Academy School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities?
Eligibility for Bliss Academy School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities: Serves children and youth on the autism spectrum and with developmental disabilities, from age 5 up to age 22.
Who is eligible for Renaissance Community Prep?
Eligibility for Renaissance Community Prep: Serves students ages 5 to 22 who require specialized support for behavior and learning diversity.
Who is eligible for Renaissance Residential Program?
Eligibility for Renaissance Residential Program: Serves male youth ages 12 up to 22 years old (ages 18 and above require a Community Care Licensing waiver).
Does Renaissance Residential Program cost anything?
Fees for Renaissance Residential Program: Fees are covered through referring entities, with parents or guardians responsible for any co-payments.
How do I apply for Renaissance Residential Program?
Application for Renaissance Residential Program: Referrals are typically initiated by an educational entity through an IEP, or arranged via insurance contracts on a case-by-case basis.
Who is eligible for S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services?
Eligibility for S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services: Serves special education students ages 5 to 22 whose needs cannot be met within their home school district.
When is S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services available?
Schedule for S.T.A.R. Academy Non-Public Agency Services: Education specialists provide services during the day, evenings, and weekends.
Does In-home Behavioral Services cost anything?
Fees for In-home Behavioral Services: Funded through health insurance, school districts, or private pay.
Does Therapeutic Outreach Services cost anything?
Fees for Therapeutic Outreach Services: Services are accessible via direct fee for service, school district IEP contracts, or regional center referrals.
Who is eligible for Transition to Life Program?
Eligibility for Transition to Life Program: Designed for high school students in foster care and students with developmental disabilities.
Who is eligible for Supported Employment Program?
Eligibility for Supported Employment Program: Open to adolescents enrolled in Haynes Family of Programs.
Who is eligible for Vocational Training?
Eligibility for Vocational Training: Available to all residents and students enrolled at Haynes Family of Programs.
Who is eligible for Parent Training?
Eligibility for Parent Training: Workshops are open to the public as well as to parents of students attending the Haynes Education Center.
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