High Fidelity Wraparound: A Team Approach to Healing

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When traditional services haven't been enough, High Fidelity Wraparound offers a different path. This voluntary, team-based planning process is designed for families navigating complex mental health or behavioral challenges. We don’t just focus on the child; we focus on the entire family unit, building on your unique strengths to create lasting, meaningful change.

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Is Wraparound Right for My Family?

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Wraparound is designed for families who need a higher level of coordinated support. Your family may qualify if:

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• Location: You are a resident of Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh, or Warrick County.

• Age: Your child is between the ages of 6 and 18.

• Complexity: Your child is involved in at least two systems (such as mental health, child welfare, juvenile justice, or education) and is at risk of out-of-home placement.

• Eligibility: Your child has a CANS score of 4, 5, or 6 and meets Indiana state eligibility requirements.

 

What Makes Wraparound Unique?

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• Driven by Your Voice: Your family’s perspective and preferences guide every decision.

• Focused on Strengths: We identify the assets of your child, your family, and your community to fuel the recovery process.

• Need-Based Care: We work to understand the underlying causes of behaviors to develop a plan that truly works.

• b: We integrate both professional services and "informal" supports (like friends, clergy, or coaches) to build a wrap-around safety net.

 

How We Support You

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Your Wraparound Facilitator acts as your guide and advocate. They will:

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• Help you identify your family’s strengths and build your support team.

• Organize and facilitate team meetings focused on your goals.

• Monitor progress and ensure communication remains clear and respectful.

• Always respect your voice and choice.

 

A Partnership with Parents

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We believe that plans fail, families don’t. As a parent or caregiver, you are the expert on your child. We ask you to:

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• Help recruit your team members and share your family's story.

• Attend weekly visits and monthly team meetings.

• Collaborate on the development of your family’s crisis and success plans.

• Ask questions. If a plan isn't working, we change the plan—not the goal.

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For More Information

 

Contact either Marissa or Ashton at 812-476-5437 to learn more about the assessment and eligibility process. An assessment is required to determine eligibility.