Supporting Youth. Strengthening Families. Building Brighter Futures
Quality Youth Services partners with youth, families, and state agencies to provide compassionate, coordinated support designed to help young people thrive at every stage.
Our State Services
Quality Youth Services works closely with the Utah Department of Human Services' Child and Family Services (DCFS) and the Utah Department of Juvenile Justice (JJYS). We work hard to improve the lives of the children, youth, and their families we work with.
We work for youth and families, and we conscientiously try to do what works for kids the first time. We offer a team approach to focus on the entire system. This programming includes individual, family, and group therapy, medication management, psychosocial rehabilitation services, and other skills groups. We also provide mentoring and tracking for the youth in our care.
We apply a multisystemic approach to the youth we work with. We focus on treating the whole person within the system they live when possible.
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Likewise, we provide Foster/Proctor Care as well as a Transition to Adult Living (TAL) program for our youth.
State of Utah Foster Care & Proctor Care
Our proctor parents are caring couples who want to help at-risk youth assigned to our program. As a proctor parent, you will work closely with our staff and therapists to give the youth in your home the best possible care. We support you as you support them.
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You will work closely with our dedicated staff, therapists, and support team to understand each youth’s unique needs and provide consistent care. We believe proctor parents should never have to navigate this responsibility alone, which is why we provide ongoing guidance, communication, and support throughout the placement.
State of Utah Transition to Adult Living
The QYS Transition to Adult Living (TAL) program is designed with your young adult in mind. The programming is designed for male and female youth ages 17-21 who are transitioning out of a residential care setting. The youth who work best in the program have a desire to move out on their own or have a desire to continue educational success through the local university or technology school settings. If your youth has shown low motivation, addiction to technology and gaming, or seems to struggle with activities of daily living, then this program may be a great fit.
Educational & Treatment Coordination (ETC)
ETC is a program that is designed to help your youth:
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Engage in healthy thoughts and behaviors while reducing unhealthy thoughts and behaviors.
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Teach you how to help them stay focused and when to intervene.
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Change behaviors that led to intervention.
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ETC brings youth, caregivers, and support professionals together to create a consistent approach to growth and development. Through guidance, education, and ongoing support, we help youth build skills they can use at home, in school, and in their communities.
