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Twenty3 Homes serve youth ages 12 to 21 who have been abused or neglected and referred to our program through surrounding departments of children and family services. 

One of our primary responsibilities is to work with each resident to develop the Proper skills to move to transistion to an independent lifestyle as he or she reaches adulthood.

 Staff members teach residents daily living and self-care skills, providing as little assistance as possible. Daily living skills include meal preparation, laundry, housecleaning, home maintenance, financial literacy, and appropriate social interactions. Self-care skills include bathing or showering, dressing, toileting, appropriate dietary considerations, and taking prescribed medications. For our younger residents, our  services often include temporary placements, providing care until the young person can return to their natural family or until a foster family can be secured.

Core Services:

• Case management services
• Individual service plans
• Individual, group and family counseling
• Mentor/Mentee facilitation
• Behavior management program
• Educational monitoring
• Family visitation
• Discharge planning
• Crisis intervention
• Recreational activities (Web Designs)
• Medication monitoring
• Skill building in preparation for independence
• Career planning