YFT supports more than 12,000 children placed in Texas and in other States. These children are served by more than 350 providers.

Welcome

Youth for Tomorrow Foundation (YFT) is a not for profit behavioral health care company in Texas providing quality assurance and utilization review management. YFT serves public agency children in need of residential services in private contract care. YFT supports more than 12,000 children placed in Texas and in other States. These children are served by more than 350 providers.

This Internet resource is intended to assist families, child care professionals, and others who are searching for information about Texas children and for placements for children. We know that finding a placement can be frustrating because of the lack of information about foster homes, treatment centers, and other residential resources.

Why Choose Us?

Foster Care Documentary

  • Intake and Referral System

  • Pre-Authorization of Services

  • Concurrent Utilization Reviews

  • Regular Provider Evaluations

  • Report Characteristics of the Client Population

  • Provider Performance

  • Education and Training Programs

Service Levels For Foster Care

BASIC

Characteristics of a Child in need

A child needing basic services is capable of responding to limit-setting or other interventions.

MODERATE

Characteristics of a Child in need

A child needing moderate services has problems in one or more areas of functioning. Moderate Service

SPECIALIZED

Characteristics of a Child in need

A child needing specialized services has severe problems in one or more areas of functioning.

INTENSE

Characteristics of a Child in need

A child needing intense services has severe problems in one or more areas of functioning

INTENSE PLUS

CHARACTERISTICS OF A CHILD IN NEED

A child needing intense plus services has severe problems that present extreme, imminent and critical danger.

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YFT assists public agencies with children who may be emotionally disturbed, mentally retarded, chemically dependent, medically fragile or developmentally delayed, or involved in the juvenile justice system.