Service description
Wraparound is a team-based planning process that supports youth and families with complex needs. It brings together friends, relatives, teachers, counselors and caseworkers who help the youth and family reach their goals. The team works with the youth and family to develop an individualized plan. Participation in Wraparound is always voluntary.
This short animated video (less than four minutes) offers a general introduction to Wraparound for children, families and others who may be learning about it for the first time.
Eligibility
Wraparound is available to youth who are on the Oregon Health Plan and assigned to a local coordinated care organization.
To access services, you must meet the following criteria:
- Be under the age of 21
- Be struggling in several areas such as home, school, or social relationships
- Be involved with two or more systems such as Special Education, Child Welfare, Juvenile Services, Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities
Access
To apply for Washington County Wraparound, please complete a referral packet.
Referral Packets
Completed referral packets can be sent to Washington County in the following ways:
- Secure email to [email protected]. If you need help sending the email in a secure manner, email us first and we can help you.
- Fax to 503-846-4560
Print the forms, place in an envelope and mail to:
Washington County Wraparound Team
5250 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Suite 700, MS-70
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Additional information
The Wraparound Review Committee screens referrals. The legal guardian and person making the referral will be notified in writing of the decision. If the youth is eligible for Wraparound, a care coordinator will be assigned. The care coordinator will contact the legal guardian within 14 days. If a youth is not eligible for Wraparound, the Wraparound Review Committee will recommend other resources to the family. For more information, call our Behavioral Health Support Team at 503-846-4528.
A family guide is available from the National Wraparound Initiative in English and Spanish.
The Oregon Department of Human Services has compiled a variety of resources. Find all of the links on ODHS's website.