A specialized residential program for up to six youths aged 11 to 17. The average length of stay is six months with family members attending weekly counselling sessions and the residents returning home on the weekends. The end goal is for youth to be able to return home to a safe, stable environment for their parents and themselves. Funded by the Ministry for Children and Families. Cambridge House is a co-ed life skills program for 5 youths aged 16 to 18, who are permanent wards.
Youth live there up to one year.
The home provides a safe, stable environment where adolescents learn the skills they will need in the transition to living independently in the community. Funded by the Ministry for Children and Families. It provides a support service to graduates of the Cambridge Program, or youth living in the community and in need of support as they make the transition to living on their own. Funded by the Ministry for Children and Families. A water safety, basic life-skills, and visiting program are provided for youth.