WRAP or “wraparound” services refer to a holistic, comprehensive, and strength’s-based service model for children and young people with serious behavioral and mental health needs who are at risk of placement in a restrictive home setting (i.e. a short-term residential treatment center or juvenile detention center). WRAP services can be provided through the county mental health, child welfare, juvenile justice, or the special education system. WRAP providers often attend IEP meetings to coordinate services across the home, school and the community. If your child doesn’t yet receive WRAP services, you can request them at an IEP meeting as a related service.