Emergency Mobile Crisis Services provide immediate mental health assessment and crisis stabilization services 24-hours a day, 7 days a week for children and adolescents experiencing serious psychiatric symptoms or severe reactions to a traumatic event.

Child Sexual Abuse Response Team is an interagency team, integrating criminal justice and protective services investigations, while providing comprehensive services for child sexual abuse victims and non-offending parents.

Community Policing Partnership brings together police officers and mental health clinicians to provide 24-hour outreach and mental health services to child victims and “high-risk” children identified by police.

Community Emergency Response provides on-site assistance and counseling in response to emergencies impacting large groups in the community. (i.e. suicide, terrorism, school violence, death of a youngster or teacher, natural disasters, etc.)

Child and Family Therapy, the cornerstone of CGC since 1954, utilizes a multidisciplinary team approach to provide a broad range of comprehensive individualized mental health assessments and treatment services, tailored to meet the needs of each child and family.

Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy provides intensive treatment services in-home and at community sites for youngsters with high-risk behavioral problems.

Child FIRST provides intensive home-based services to decrease emotional disturbances, developmental and learning problems, and child abuse or neglect among young children
(prenatal – 6 years) living in high-risk environments.

System of Care provides extensive care coordination to help families of seriously emotionally disturbed children access a range of needed community services and resources.

Community Education offers seminars and workshops for the general public and professionals working with children to increase awareness of issues affecting child development.

Consultation Services offer professional consultation services to area schools, courts, residential facilities and shelters, substance abuse programs, and other youth serving agencies to help them more effectively respond to the special needs of youth.

Crime Victims Assistance Program provides 24-hour outreach and mental health services to children who are witnesses or victims of crime, to reduce immediate and potential long-term emotional consequences.