Program · Girls ages 11–17Therapeutic Group Home
A structured, trauma-informed residential home for adolescent girls facing emotional, behavioral, mental health, or family challenges — grounded in dignity, relationships, and a clear path forward.
A therapeutic home built around each girl.
Each One Teach One Therapeutic Group Home provides a structured, trauma-informed, and therapeutic residential environment for female youth ages 11 through 17 who are experiencing emotional, behavioral, mental health, family, or social challenges that cannot be adequately addressed in a less restrictive setting.
The program is designed to promote emotional stability, personal growth, independence, and successful community integration through individualized treatment planning, life skills development, educational support, behavioral interventions, and family engagement. Services are delivered in a safe, nurturing, and culturally responsive environment that emphasizes positive youth development and strength-based practices.
Residents receive 24-hour supervision from trained direct care staff, case management, crisis intervention, therapeutic skill-building, recreational activities, and coordination with community providers, schools, and families — all in service of the goals identified in each girl's Individual Service Plan (ISP).
Our Mission
To empower adolescent girls to overcome challenges, build resilience, and develop the skills necessary to become healthy, productive, and self-sufficient members of their communities.
24-Hour Supervision
The program provides twenty-four (24) hour supervision and support by qualified staff to ensure the safety, well-being, and therapeutic progress of all residents. Staff maintain continuous oversight and implement individualized supervision levels based on each resident's assessed needs, risk factors, and treatment goals.
Who this home is for.
We serve female youth ages 11–17 who may:
- Have emotional or behavioral challenges.
- Require therapeutic residential services and structured supervision.
- Have experienced trauma, neglect, abuse, family disruption, or other adverse life experiences.
- Need support with social, educational, behavioral, and independent living skills.
- Require coordination of mental health and community-based services.
Support that feels like home.
24-hour supervision
Continuous oversight from trained direct care staff, with individualized supervision levels based on each resident's needs and treatment goals.
A real home, not a facility
Shared meals, homework at the kitchen table, house routines — the rhythms of family life in a safe, nurturing setting.
Individualized service plans
Every resident has an ISP built around her goals, therapy, school, and family reunification when possible.
Family & community engagement
Coordination with therapists, case managers, schools, and families — everyone rowing in the same direction.
Educational support
Structured study time, school coordination, and academic advocacy to keep learning on track.
Life skills & recreation
Independent living skills, healthy coping tools, and recreational activities that build confidence and joy.
What we work toward, together.
Improve emotional and behavioral functioning.
Increase coping and problem-solving skills.
Promote academic success and school engagement.
Strengthen family relationships and community connections.
Develop independent living and self-advocacy skills.
Support successful transition to a less restrictive environment.
Refer a young woman today.
Have a girl ages 11–17 who would benefit from a supportive therapeutic setting? Our team is ready to talk through the fit and next steps.