Residential
Programs
Court-Ordered Shelter: Males & Females
Shelter
Program: Erie, PA (16 beds)
Staff
at the Shelter Program work with both girls and boys from ages
ten to eighteen who are awaiting disposition hearings - court
judgments for delinquent behavior or because of child-welfare
dependency needs. This is a 16-bed facility located at our Community
Youth Services Center in downtown Erie.
(Read
Shelter Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)

Out-of-Home Treatment: Males
Boys Residential Treatment Facility (RTF):
Erie, PA (12 beds)
Staff at this facility work with delinquent and child-welfare
dependent boys (ages 12-18) with possible mental health needs.
This is a 12-bed facility located at our Community Youth Services
Center in downtown Erie, Pennsylvania.
(Read
Boys RTF Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)
Boys
Intensive Treatment Program (ITP):
Erie, PA (10 beds)
Staff at this facility provide individualized treatment for
delinquent and child-welfare dependent boys (ages twelve to
eighteen) who exhibit impairments in several areas of daily
life. These areas include legal, educational, family, social,
and psychological functioning, as well as problem sexual behaviors.
This is a staff-secure, 10-bed facility located in downtown
Erie.
(Read
Boys ITP Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)
Enhanced
Residential Treatment Facility:
Erie, PA (6 beds)
Staff at this facility work with delinquent and child-welfare
dependent boys (ages twelve to eighteen) with mental health
needs that cannot be maintained in a traditional RTF setting.
This is a six-bed facility located in downtown Erie.
(Read
Enhanced RTF Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)
Out-of-Home Treatment: Females
Brighter
Horizons Behavioral Health:
McKean, PA (10 beds)
Staff at this facility specialize in treatment for adolescent
females with diagnoses of mental illness that have had mental
health inpatient admissions and are not currently a danger
to themselves or others (ages twelve to eighteen). We accept
adolescents adjudicated dependent and voluntary mental health
only placements for treatment of recovery from neglect, physical
and sexual abuse, self-harm, and trauma. We require intensive
famly involvement and discharge planning begins before the
client is accepted for placement.
(Read
Brighter Horizons Service Description)
Girls
Residential Treatment Facility (RTF):
Spartansburg, PA (12 beds)
Staff at this facility provide individualized treatment for
delinquent and child-welfare dependent girls (ages twelve
to eighteen) with possible mental health needs. This is one
of our two 12-bed facilities located in rural Spartansburg,
Pennsylvania. The grounds at these facilities also provide
additional recreational space for the girls.
(Read
Girls RTF Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)
Girls
Intensive Treatment Unit (ITU):
Spartansburg, PA (12 beds)
Staff at this facility provide individualized treatment for
delinquent and child-welfare dependent girls (ages twelve
to eighteen). This is one of our two 12-bed facilities located
in rural Spartansburg, Pennsylvania. The grounds at these
facilities also provide additional recreational space for
the girls.
(Read
Girls ITU Service Description)
(View
Residential Program Videos)
Florence
Crittenton Division:
Erie, PA (14 beds)
Programming offered by this nearly 100-year old facility includes:
- Maternity Program - 24-hour residential care for single pregnant females
offering case management, health care and education; personal
living skills training; social development and adjustment. Services
are also available to each girl's family and to the expectant
father.
- Mother-Baby Program - 24-hour residential care and treatment program offering young
mothers the opportunity to learn how to care for their child
in a responsible manner, while in an environment that promotes
the welfare and development of both mother and child. Aftercare
services are available to previous residents for at least
a year after discharge. (Outreach services are also offered
to single mothers who were not previously in the Mother-Baby
residential program.)
(Read
Florence Crittenton Service Description) (View
Residential Program Videos)
The Florence
Crittenton Auxiliary is also an important part
of the programming provided to clients at this facility.
Contact:
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Director of Admissions - Western Pennsylvania
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Lynnet
Scully
814.480.5938 (ph)
814.454.8670 (fx)
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Director
of Admissions - Eastern Pennsylvania
Lori
Steele
717.676.5646 (ph)
570.672.2456 (fx)
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