Navajo Treatment Center for Children & 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.
Our Purpose:
The purpose of the NTCCF is to provide outpatient therapeutic services to children impacted by childhood trauma.
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 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.
Start Your Journey Today.
Contact a local DFS field office to complete an intake or submit referral.
Documents
Below are a list of department or program documents:
Referral Request
Complete Referral Request and return to an NTCCF office.
