Offers a drop-out prevention program serving DMPS students and their families (kindergarten-graduation). A case manager connects student and family to support services in the areas of education, health and human services. Students are referred to the program based on the DMPS Early Indicator System, which identifies students who are at risk of dropping out of school due to poor attendance, low achievement, poor or failing grades, and lack of identification to school/behavior.

Provides a continuing school day curriculum and teaching strategy to receive academic assistance. A School Connector visits the child's classroom to determine areas of improvement in partnership with the student's teacher.

Counseling, crisis intervention, evaluations, consultations, and parent/school administration collaborations and services at various public schools throughout Clinton County. Students, parents, and school personnel can access a mental health professional in the school setting.

Provides the following services:

Direct Clinical Services such as Outpatient Therapy: Individual, Family and Group, Psychiatric Evaluation, Medication Management, Psychological Evaluation and Testing, and Child Sexual Abuse Victim Treatment: Individual and Group.

School Based Mental Health and Outreach Services such as Outpatient Therapy at school and other locations, Child Mental Health training for school personnel, Case oriented consultation for school personnel, and Case Management Services like Healthy Start/Empowerment.

Early Childhood Mental Health Services Birth to age 5 such as Information and resources, Classroom observations, Professional training and education workshops, and Mental health assessment and treatment.

Community Services include Parent child skill building groups and Parent Education using Parents as Teachers model.

Mental health care to children at identified schools in Scott County. Services include individual play therapy, family therapy, and parent child interaction therapy. Therapists collaborate with parents and educators.

Individual and family therapy services are provided within the school setting to assist individuals and families in dealing with life stress that impact their behaviors and relationships at school or home.

FOCUS programs serve children in grades 3 through 8 who are not able to function adequately within the school setting or at home. Cooperative effort of Broadlawns and the Des Moines Independent School District. The program is open to all children and is not limited to Des Moines Public School students.