Supporting Families Seeking Recovery Through Compassionate Care
The Parent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP) provides long-term advocacy, personalized support, and community connections that empower parents seeking recovery to build healthier futures for themselves and their children.
Recovery is a journey, and every family’s path is different.
The Parent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is a three-year, relationship-based program that helps parents affected by substance use connect with the services, resources, and support they need to create healthier, safer lives for themselves and their children.
Rather than providing one-size-fits-all solutions, PCAP meets families where they are and works alongside them to build trust, remove barriers, and celebrate progress.
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Every family’s situation is unique. PCAP provides individualized advocacy and practical support that helps parents move toward healthier, more stable lives.
Building trusted relationships while helping families navigate challenges and achieve personal goals.
Connecting parents with healthcare, treatment services, housing resources, and other essential community supports.
Supporting parents as they strengthen their families, improve stability, and work toward long-term success.
The Parent-Child Assistance Program serves parents affected by substance use who are seeking support for themselves and their families.
Our compassionate team works alongside each participant to identify goals, connect with resources, and build lasting relationships that encourage positive change.
We begin by listening and understanding each family’s unique circumstances.
Strong relationships create the foundation for meaningful progress.
We help families access healthcare, treatment, housing, education, and community support.
Every milestone is an opportunity to recognize growth and continue moving forward.
Every family’s journey is different, but no one has to walk it alone. Learn more about how Elijah Family Homes is helping parents and children create healthier futures.
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PCAP is a voluntary three-year advocacy program focused on building long-term relationships and supporting lasting positive change.
No. While PCAP helps connect families with housing and community resources, its primary focus is long-term advocacy and family support.
No. PCAP services are provided at no cost to eligible participants.
Families, healthcare providers, treatment professionals, and community organizations can contact Elijah Family Homes to learn more about the referral process.
If you or someone you know could benefit from the Parent-Child Assistance Program, we’re here to help.
Elijah Family Homes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families overcome addiction, homelessness, and instability through safe housing, recovery support, case management, and life-changing community programs throughout Benton and Franklin Counties.