Children are provided professional counseling services on an individual basis by the Ranch's Social Work Department. The Community Service Board and other private agencies may also provide counseling to children with a greater need for these services. Each child is appointed to a social worker, who is responsible for designing a unique service plan to meet the needs of the child. These plans include arrangements for meeting the educational, medical, social, counseling, residential, personal and skill development goals of the child. The social workers are also responsible for following up on the recommendations of referring agencies.
Educational assistance is provided to children with special educational needs.
Physical activities are provided to enhance the children's physical and social well-being. The therapeutic aspects include team sports, weight lifting, animal stewardship, and special activities. They are mature couples responsible for meeting the needs of the children. These are college-age young people assigned to a cottage. They act as big brothers or sisters in a cottage and provide relief and assistance whenever needed in the cottage.