supporting success
CCN provides support, resources, & collaboration with youth and families to address unmet needs.
Conscience Community Network (CCN)
is a network of innovative and experienced social service providers that collaborates with youth and families to identify and address their unmet needs. CCN uses a strength-based model of care called “Wraparound” which brings together the family and their support system to identify their needs, strategize how to address their needs, and collectively work together to meet their needs.
We Believe that
Needs represent the root cause of why a behavior or an issue may occur. The Wraparound process creates space for the youth and families to define their needs.
I need to know my child is making good choices when they aren’t at home.
I need to have some independence.
I need help focusing on my schoolwork.
I need to be in a home where I feel loved.
About CCN
CCN began providing Wraparound facilitation to Illinois families in 2015 to promote the mental, emotional, and social health and development of youth and families by coordinating their care through their Family Teams. CCN provides enrolled youth and families with intensive case coordination, development and facilitation of a Family Team, and timely access to needed services.
CCN adheres to the following programmatic philosophies:
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Youth Develop Best in Community-Based Homes
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Youth and Families Deserve the Chance to Change Their Life Trajectory
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Services Should Address Each Youth and Family’s Individual Needs and Goals
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Strong Support Systems are Crucial to Youth Development
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Youth and Families Should Be the Leaders of Their Own Narratives
Our Programs
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Dually Involved Youth Program
The DIY program facilitates the Wraparound process with youth that are involved with both the child welfare and criminal/legal systems.
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High Fidelity Wraparound Program
The HFW program facilitates the Wraparound process with children, youth, and families that are involved with the child welfare system and have complex emotional, behavioral, or mental health needs.