The Allendale Association is a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to excellence and innovation in the care, education, treatment and advocacy for troubled children, youth and their families.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages 7-21.

Contact
P.O. Box 1088
Lake Villa, lllinois 60046
Phone: 888-255-3631

http://www.allendale4kids.org

At Bald Eagle Boys Camp, we use a Wilderness Camp setting to provide a non-punitive atmosphere where boys can work through problems and move towards behavioral, emotional, and spiritual wholeness.

Accepts
Boys only, Ages 9-16.

Contact
1077 Wilderness Trail
Mill Hall, PA 17751
P: 570-748-4543
F: 570-748-7009

http://www.baldeagleboyscamp.org

Our campus is designed to help children in crisis who cannot remain in their own home for a variety of reasons. Our children come from homes that are in crisis, due to emotional, physical or sexual abuse. Sometimes, a parent cannot take care of the child due to a terminal illness and do not have the support of family to take care of the children.

Children who come to Boysville come from various backgrounds. Boysville does not look at the child’s past…we look at their future. By providing food, shelter, and clothing, and medical services, we are able to provide the basic necessities needed to make the child feel safe and comfortable at Boysville. Our residents do not wonder if they will eat at night or if they will have a safe place to sleep. With our education services, our children realize their potential. We encourage education. We encourage them to explore college, trade or military options. Options that previously seemed like a dream. We are able to pull children out of abuse cycles or poverty cycles and teach them to become an active part of society.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages not specified

Contact
P.O. Box 369
8555 E. Loop 1604 North
Converse, Texas 78109-0369
Tel: (210) 659-1901
Fax: (210) 659-6527

http://www.boysvilletexas.org

The Brandon campus is located in Natick, less than 30 minutes from Boston and is accessible from public transportation and major highways. Our wooded 35-acre location hosts walking paths, sports fields, gardens and various outdoor education opportunities. Facilities in the newly remodeled special education school include classrooms, full size gymnasium, computer room, conference areas, family spaces and a full-service kitchen that houses our vocational cooking program

Accepts
Boys only, Ages 7-18.

Contact
27 Winter Street
Natik, Massachusetts 01760
508-655-6400

http://brandonschool.org

Cathedral Home for Children has been helping children in need for almost 100 years. Our long and honorable history speaks to our deep devotion to and strong love for children. We stand committed to helping troubled and traumatized children reclaim and rebuild their lives.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages not specified

Contact
1-800-676-1909

http://www.cathedralhome.org

Child Guidance Resource Centers (CGRC) is a private, non-profit community behavioral healthcare organization. Child Guidance Resource Centers operates multiple innovative programs for mental health and developmentally disabled children, adolescents and families in the Tri-State area. CGRC provides services in a wide variety of community sites with education, juvenile justice, children and youth, healthcare and other community organizations.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages not specified.

Contact
2000 Old West Chester Pike
Havertown, PA 19083
PHONE: (484) 454-8700
FAX: (484) 454-8706

http://www.cgrc.org/

Children’s Crisis Treatment Center (CcTC) is a private non-profit agency dedicated to assisting children and their families cope with the impact of behavioral health issues, traumatic events and other challenges that impact childhood development

CcTC passionately serves the emotional needs of children and families at risk beginning with early childhood. We meet children where they are and help them reach their full potential regardless of their challenges and bring services directly into their homes, community and schools. CcTC keeps a close relationship with parents, caregivers, teachers, community leaders and others who impact each child’s life. We strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment in which everyone feels safe and is given an opportunity to thrive.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages not specified

Contact
1823 Callowhill St.
Philadelphia, PA 19130-4197
P: 215-496-0707

http://www.cctckids.org

The CLIP Programs are accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) and are certified Evaluation & Treatment facilities. The RTFs are licensed by the Department of Health as psychiatric residential treatment facilities.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, Ages not specified

Contact
2142 10th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone: 206-298-9641

http://www.clipadministration.org

Eagleton School was founded based on the principle of continued dedication to the development of the individual through strong family and community relationships. This principle requires that we respond to individual and family needs with the flexibility to adapt to extraordinary situations. Eagleton School has continually evolved its philosophy and services to meet the needs of our students and we believe that every boy entrusted to our care deserves a quality education and a safe environment in which to flourish.

Accepts
Boys only, Ages 9-22.

Contact
446 Monterey Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 528-4385
Fax: (413) 528-6377

http://www.eagletonschool.com

Founded in 1968, Eckerd Youth Alternatives is a pioneering youth services organization dedicated to helping kids succeed. Through some 40 Eckerd programs nationwide more than 80,000 youth have another chance; hope for a brighter future. Today, Eckerd Youth Alternatives is one of the nation’s leading not-for-profit providers of services for at-risk and high-risk youth and their families. Develop and share programs that promote the well-being of children and serve at-risk youth and their families.

Accepts
Boys and Girls, 10-17.

Contact
P.O. Box 7450
Clearwater, FL 33758-7450
Tel. 727-461-2990
1-800-554-HELP (4357)
Fax 727-442-5911

http://www.eckerd.org/