Child and Youth Sexual Abuse Treatment

The Child and Youth Sexual Abuse Treatment Program aims to provide trauma-focused therapy and psychoeducation services to families impacted by sexual abuse and exploitation. The program will offer developmentally appropriate assessment and treatment for children and youth, as well as supportive and educational services for non-offending parents and caregivers. The provider will be expected to deliver services in accordance with the contract terms and conditions, including maintaining fidelity to the treatment modalities proposed. The program's goals include reducing trauma symptoms in children, increasing protective factors, and improving parenting skills. Key performance indicators will be used to measure the program's effectiveness, including the number of referrals, admissions, and service terminations. • The program will provide services to children and youth aged 3-18 who have been impacted by sexual abuse and exploitation. • The provider will be required to collect data on key performance indicators, including trauma symptoms, emotional and psychological distress, and parenting skills. • The program will offer flexible scheduling to accommodate family needs, including after-hours phone support. • The provider will be expected to coordinate with Dane County Child Protective Services and Youth Justice to ensure clinically appropriate services. • The program will include quarterly reports and annual outcome data to measure its effectiveness.