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Toggle Navigation Home About Foster Parents Publications Locations Press Resources Evidence Implementation Contact Us Treatment Foster Care Oregon Kids should live in homes, not institutions. Learn more about TFCO we are strong together Our services Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO) was developed as an alternative to institutional, residential, and group care placements for children and youth with severe emotional and behavioral disorders. Multiple randomized trials confirm a number of positive results. The model is tailored to the unique developmental needs of children from ages 3 to 17 years. TFCO was formerly known as Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC). TFCO-P TFCO for Preschoolers (TFCO-P) serves children aged 3-6 TFCO-C TFCO for Childhood (TFCO-C) serves children aged 7-11 TFCO-A TFCO for Adolescents (TFCO-A) serves youth aged 12-17 Why TFCO? The two main goals of TFCO are to create opportunities for youth to successfully live in a family setting and to simultaneously help parents (or other long-term family resource) provide effective parenting. TFCO focuses on five key areas: (1) a consistent, reinforcing environment with mentoring and encouragement; (2) daily structure with clear expectations and specific consequences; (3) a high level of youth supervision; (4) limited access to problem peers along with access to prosocial peers; and (5) an environment that supports daily school attendance and homework completion. Consistent Reinforcing Environment Daily Structure Supervision Promote Prosocial Peers Support School Success Trusted Endorsements Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy: TOP TIER Crime Solutions: EFFECTIVE SAMHSA: 2.8-3.1 Blueprints: MODEL OJJDP Model Programs: EFFECTIVE Responsible Use of Funds Cost Effectiveness “TFCO costs are lower when compared to the fees set by secure residential care, but slightly higher than the rates of residential homes, assuming that the care times for the different settings are the same. Considering the longterm effects, TFCO is more cost-effective than both types of residential care mentioned above.” — SBU • Swedish Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Assessment of Social Services – www.SBU.se media coverage Evidence Based Science matters With a strong focus on evidence-based interventions, government and philanthropic spending can successfully address poverty, educational failure, violence, drug abuse, and other critical problems. — Washington State Institute for Public Policy http://www.wsipp.wa.gov/BenefitCost/Program/20 + 0 Benefit/Cost ratio 0 % Chance program will produce benefits greater than cost Research Conclusions TFCO Has Proven To: Prevent or reduce the number of days in institutional or residential settings Prevent the escalation of delinquency, youth violence and pregnancy Increase positive academic engagement Reduce placement disruptions Increase attachment Improve brain stress regulatory systems See Results of Trials Locations Global Reach Go To Live Map See a list of our current site locations we can do it Get in touch Contact John or Rena to see how TFCO can help you. John Aarons, M.S. President, TFC Consultants, Inc. (541) 343-2388 – Ext. 1 Rena Gold, M.S.W. VP of Implementations, TFC Consultants, Inc. (541) 343-2388 – Ext. 2 Leadership Bios Main Office Contact (541) 343-2388 12 Shelton McMurphey Blvd., Eugene, Oregon 97401 Why us Individual Services Custom Implementations Evidence Based Results Find us on Facebook Facebook-f meet our Team Our experts join the team Become a TFCO Foster Parent! See the change you can make in the world. Learn More about Fostering "... (TFCO) has been rigorously studied and proven to help children 12-18 years of age that have high needs or as an alternative to residential care. ...." Savio House Copyright TFCO™ 2019 Privacy Policy Search for: Hestia | Developed by ThemeIsle...