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Services to runaway, homeless, near-homeless and street-dependent youth. Array of services includes street outreach, shelter, and transitional living.

- 24-hour crisis line for youth needing emergency assistance.

- Emergency services include shelter program (short-term), an Independent Living Program (ILP), and Rapid Rehousing Program (RRH). A variety of support services are provided for youth while in residence.

- Services include housing, all meals, transportation to school and scheduled appointments. Must be involved in daily residential activities including hygiene, meal preparation, scheduling activities, laundry, and facility upkeep.

Crisis intervention for run-away, locked-out, homeless, and ungovernable youth. Services include emergency psychiatric or substance abuse treatment (if needed), a follow-up care plan for youths reunited with family, and short-term or long-term placements if reunification is not immediately possible.

Provides an emergency youth shelter for individuals ages 17 and under who are in need of temporary residential care due to family emergencies, risk of abuse or neglect, or other crises. The shelter ensures the provision of basic needs, counseling services, educational support, medical care, and resources to aid in recovery from trauma.

Also offered are therapeutic services to address behavioral, emotional, or substance use challenges. Additionally, the program fosters skills development and social interaction among peers, creating a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Offers emergency shelter and child welfare services to youth. The shelter provides a safe place for youth in crisis, including those who have run away, are experiencing homelessness, have been abused or neglected, or are adjudicated and waiting for court action. 

Crisis intervention for run-away, locked-out, homeless, and ungovernable youth. Services include emergency psychiatric or substance abuse treatment (if needed), a follow-up care plan for youths reunited with family, and short-term or long-term placements if reunification is not immediately possible.

Offers emergency shelter and child welfare services to youth. The shelter provides a safe place for youth in crisis, including those who have run away, are experiencing homelessness, have been abused or neglected, or are adjudicated and waiting for court action. 

Offers crisis intervention, mediation and emergency shelter to vulnerable children. Services include assessing the overall needs of each youth and helping them access the resources they need. This includes getting dropouts or truants back in school, arranging for tutoring, mentoring, medical, dental and mental health needs, social support and counseling.

Also helps with youth who have already had experience with the legal system. Youth who have been found delinquent by the Court and referred by probation participate in intensive programming that includes s comprehensive service plan, one to one mentoring, advocacy and supervision, case management, and participation in Spectrum Wilderness experience (when eligible).

Emergency shelter services to youth who do not have immediate access to a safe living arrangement. Youth may include state wards, probation, and private children and youth, ages 12-18.

Nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA).

Provides an 8 bed facility licensed by the Department of Human Services that provides a safe, structured and nurturing environment for youth, ages 11-17, who are experiencing a personal or family crisis which necessitates that they live temporarily outside of their home. Non-system youth are accepted with parental consent. Court-ordered youth are referred by the Juvenile Court and/or the Department of Human Services. A comprehensive program of services is provided to youth and includes individual case management; individual, group and family counseling.

Short-term intervention program to help abused, neglected, runaway, and troubled youth.

Safe Place program designates places in the community as a 'safe place' where kids can go when there are problems at home. Available 24 hours a day.

Offering shelter, education and mental health services to children ages 0-18 in the child welfare system.

Provides emergency shelter and services to boys and girls, up to age 18, and their families. Currently licensed to serve 15 youth at any given time. Provides Family Centered Services for youth involved in the system, and a TISC diversion services that includes a 47-hour LEC placement for youth in immediate danger/safety of the home or crisis.