ADOLESCENT FEMALES
Locked Secure
Consistency in approach and firm limit setting are of paramount importance in our locked secure programs. Residents who are appropriate for these units appear to possess the ability to emotionally disconnect from those whose lives their behaviors have most impacted. They also tend to display an unwillingness to acknowledge the effect that their behavior has had on others. With that in mind our locked secure programs put a high premium on accountability, personal responsibility and empathy.
Riverview
Adolescent females
ages 12-18
Riverview residents have a considerable history of socially unacceptable behaviors. Frequently at odds with authority figures, these residents tend to be impulsive, emotionally volatile, at times aggressive, and lacking the internal controls necessary to function in less restrictive environments. Designed to be supportive and challenging, educative and introspective, the milieu on Riverview has been created with issues that are unique to female residents in mind. Positive peer support and group pressure are both utilized in an effort to challenge the residents to recognize the impact their behavior has on others.
Staff Secure
Building a solid foundation of self-worth while breaking destructive behavior patterns, the milieu in our staff secure programs is designed to be encouraging, supportive, and provide real life metaphors of personal and family responsibilities.
Sunnyview
Adolescent females
ages 12-18

Sunnyview residents have a history of high-risk behaviors such as runaway, self-harm, and sexual promiscuity. Clouded judgment coupled with limited internal controls has resulted in multiple poor decisions and have created a life that is completely out of control. The milieu on Sunnyview is designed to assist these young ladies in their struggle to find their identity. Capitalizing on their need for acceptance, the staff on Sunnyview is trained to use positive peer pressure and group support as catalysts to set these young ladies on the road to reaching their full potential. Group Home Living
The residents that enter our group homes range in need from those who will reintegrate with their families to those whom need independent living services. Located in the local community, these homes provide the perfect environment for adolescents who are in need of an opportunity to put into practice newly obtained skills. In addition to the above served populations, we also have a group home for adolescent male sex offenders.
Gemini
Adolescent females
ages 14-18
The Gemini Unit, part of our existing Sunnyview Unit, is a staff secure unit that utilizes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). DBT is a comprehensive treatment approach that is a blend of psychotherapy and psychosocial skills training.
The Gemini unit will treat young ladies ages 14-18 who fit the diagnostic criteria of Borderline Personality traits or who could otherwise benefit from the skills training offered, including self-harmers, those with impulsive behaviors and substance abusers.
Independent Living Group Homes
Horizon and Liberty House
Males -Horizon
Females - Liberty
ages 16-18
Adolescents who are in need of a safe and supportive environment in which to pursue social and economic independence, will greatly benefit from the services provided in our independent living group homes. Serving both boys and girls ages 16-18, the staff at Horizon and Liberty House are committed to assisting these youth as they evolve from a position of dependency to self-sufficiency. Youth attend community schools, obtain part-time employment, maintain a savings account, and are heavily involved in community-based activities.
Transitional Living Program
The Children's Campus has developed a new, strength-based Transitional Living Program (TLP) designed to help at-risk youth transition from dependence to complete independence. Training and support will be given to youth as they move along a continuum of self-sufficiency, learning to handle greater responsibility and working to set and achieve vocational and educational goals. This program is run by qualified staff who will provide case management services, independent living skills training, access to community resources, and support and guidance during this challenging time in the youths' lives.
TLP serves:
• Youth ages 16-21
• Runaway and homeless youth
• Youth who are emancipated or receive concent from their
legal guardians to participate; youth who cannot be wards
of the court or state.
• Pregnant or parenting youth.
All youth and TLP staff are housed at a local apartment complex. The complex is located approximately 1.5 miles from The Children's Campus®. The complex was chosen for its safe and wellmaintained facilities. Residents will live alone in one or two bedroom apartments that will be furnished and supplied
with the basic necessities for independent living.
Services include:
• Supervised and subsidized apartment living for up to 18 months
• Educational and vocational training
• Access to community resources
• Individual and/or family therapy
• Independent living skills training
• Weekday, evening and weekend training and case management services