Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families Program
Mission Statement
The mission of NTCCF is to help children heal from trauma and move forward on a path of wellness and well-being.
Mission Statement
Who We Serve
We provide voluntary outpatient counseling and other mental health services to children from ages 4 to 17 years of age, unless other wise specified from a referring agency.
Who We Serve
Purpose
The purpose of the NTCCF is to provide outpatient therapeutic services to children impacted by childhood trauma.
Purpose
Who we Are
The Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families (NTCCF) is a component under the Navajo Nation Division of Social Services. We provide outpatient mental health services to all Native American children within the Navajo Nation.
What We Provide
- Outpatient Counseling and aftercare services are offered to individuals, couples, groups, and families.
- Sessions are offered either at school, home or at one of the NTCCF clinics.
- Prevention education & presentations are available for schools, communities, chapters, departments and programs.
- On-going support services for children and their families.
- Participation in case staffing, MDTs and resource partnerships to ensure best care provided to patients and their families.
Documents
Below are a list of Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families documents:
Referral Request
Complete Referral Request and return to an NTCCF office.
Consent Form NCPS-IMS
Applicants can obtain a copy of their CBI from the Navajo Law Enforcement in Window Rock, Arizona.
Training Schedule
Four (4) Parent Skills Training sessions are conducted each year through our program.
