Provides a process where families have the opportunity to develop a plan that will ensure children are cared for and protected from future harm in ways befitting their culture and lifestyle. Extends on-going responsibility for child safety, well-being and permanence to families, communities and natural support systems. Families are directly involved in the planning and protection of their children.

Facilitates restorative dialogues that provide deeper opportunities for individuals to be meaningfully accountable for their actions and allow parties to work together to heal and plan how to "make things right." Offers four models of restorative dialogue: Community Group Conferencing, Victim-Offender Conferencing, Restorative Circles, and Family Group Decision Making.

Works with families involved with the child welfare system using a process that brings together the strengths of families outside the courtroom setting to find solutions for children who have come into foster care or are at risk for placement outside the home due to abuse or neglect.

Offers counseling services for people of all ages, ethnicities, gender identities, and sexual orientations. Counseling sessions are available over the phone or through videoconferencing.

Offers a one-time voluntary meeting for family and friends to come together to develop a plan of care for an elderly relative or friend. Meets to discuss family strengths, family concerns, sharing a meal, private family time for planning, review, and acceptance of the plan.

Offers a one-time voluntary meeting for family and friends to come together to develop a plan of care for an elderly relative or friend. Meets to discuss family strengths, family concerns, sharing a meal, private family time for planning, review, and acceptance of the plan.