Sometimes, to ensure their safety and well-being, children must be removed from their homes and placed in residential treatment that provides physical, emotional, educational and spiritual support. Daily routines, therapeutic recreational activities, and individual, family and group therapy help children understand their pasts and make positive changes that prepare them to meet future challenges. Serves 16 boys and 8 girls, ages six to 12 in segregated cottages, with an average stay of less than one year. The program focuses on treatment for children who have been traumatized or have attachment disorder.
Children attend school on-site.
Danville, Kentucky Established in 2000 Two homes, one for eight boys and one for eight girls ages 6 to 12, serves severely disturbed children. Residents attend on-site school in the homes.