1992 Bellewood Board of Directors decides to construct a new 12 bed facility in Bowling Green and move operations of Bellewood Center in Hopkinsville to Bowling Green. Will provide both a shelter and a treatment facility for boys at new location. 1993 New Bellewood Center in Bowling Green opens as a combination emergency shelter and treatment facility for boys and includes an on-site school program. Bellewood Board assesses Anchorage campus facilities and decides to sell some of its acreage, renovate old buildings and build new facilities. 1995 Bellewood sets up Bellewood Children's Foundation to manage assets and develop funds.
Staff is upgraded with more advanced degree requirements.
All programs are now licensed as treatment facilities by state of Kentucky. Bellewood adds aftercare and other services. 1996 Levels of care system initiated by state. Bellewood accepts level 2-4 youth into care. Bellewood announces sale of some campus property and plans begin to construct a new office building and five new treatment cottages, renovate current administration building and raze some buildings.