Detroit Street
Maple Ridge
Westview
Harmony Hall
North and South
Adriel has both family homes and intensive residential facilities for children. Distinctions between the different programs are explained below.
| A. Family Program: | |
| Programs | Number Served |
| Detroit Street | 7 - females |
| Maple Ridge | 6 - females |
Each home is staffed with 24-hour awake night staff and a minimum of two staff working in each home when youth are awake. An interdisciplinary team consisting of direct care staff, clinical staff, the custodial agency, parents, and others involved in the case meet at least every two months to review treatment progress. The homes feature a live-in Teaching Parent Couple, providing a family-like environment for the youth.
| B. Intensive Program: | |
| Programs | Number Served |
| Westview | 10 - males |
| Harmony North | 12 - males |
| Harmony South | 12 - females |
The Intensive program features both group homes (Westview) and children’s residential centers (Harmony North and South). These programs specialize in youth who have experienced trauma due to abuse and neglect and exhibit behavioral (including sexually reactive behavior), emotional, neurological and learning problems associated with trauma (such as post-traumatic stress and reactive attachment disorder). The intensive program includes all features of the regular residential program along with the following additional services:
- Increased staff to youth ratio at a minimum of 1 staff for every 3 youth along with experienced staff who are trained to deal with this special population.
- Multiple therapeutic modalities are implemented to achieve desirable treatment outcomes in accordance with each youth’s treatment plan.
- Individual bedrooms and security-alarm systems are in place on each bedroom.
- Harmony Hall was constructed specifically to meet the environmental needs of children with intensive behaviors. The design combines durability with comfort; features include shatter proof windows, custom built windows, and an enhanced security system.
