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Crisis and Assessment Program in Foster Homes is sponsored by Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR). The Alabama DHR seeks qualified vendors to provide Crisis and Assessment Program services in foster homes. This program likely supports children in foster care who require specialized crisis intervention and assessment services within a family-based setting.
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Alabama Department of Human Resources * State Board of Human Resources * Mission, Vision & Values * Adult Protective Services * Child Protective Services * Child Support Enforcement # Crisis and Assessment Program – Foster Homes * Crisis and Assessment Program – Foster Homes Crisis and Assessment Program – Foster Homes December 19, 2025Kathryn Shoupe The ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES seeks qualified vendor(s) for Crisis and Assessment Program in Foster Homes.
Crisis Intervention Placement Program Crisis and Assessment Program – Group Homes ### Recent News & Announcements * Child Care Quality Enhancement * Summer EBT Benefits Coming to Families with Eligible School Children * Change to Child Care Subsidy Approval Process * Nondiscrimination Statement -English / Español * Free Communication Assistance * Nondiscrimination Statements – English * Declaración de No Discriminación – Español [](https://dhr.
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Crisis and Assessment Program in Foster Homes is funded by Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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