Residential Programs
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- For information, ph. 802-222-9394
- Merry Meadow Farm is home to many people suffering from a mental illness who cannot meet the current societal demands in the community. They offer a supportive environment dedicated to individualized care and personal growth. Merry Meadow Farm bridges the gap between the custodial care of an institution and the demands of independent living. They offer 4 separate residential homes in the Bradford, VT and Hanover, NH areas.
- For admissions information, ph. 802-492-3322
- Spring Lake Ranch Therapeutic Community offers licensed residential treatment and a variety of transitional options in rural Vermont near the village of Cuttingsville. The community supports and empowers people with mental health and substance abuse issues by providing opportunities to grow and thrive. Through shared experience, meaningful work and active participation in an accepting, diverse community, they help each person develop the confidence and skills to recover.
- For information, ph. 802-468-5325
- FortySeven Main Street, Inc. is a small community dedicated to enriching the lives of male residents coping with mental illness. They are licensed by the State of Vermont as a TCR (Therapeutic Community Residence.)
- For information, ph. 802.223-9122
- Hundred Acre Homestead is a small, structured residential treatment home that offers a unique, growth-enhancing program. This healing farm community is for people who are challenged with mental illness or struggling with life’s emotional stress. The Homestead’s mission is about individualized healing and recovery.
Northeastern Family Institute (NFI)
- For information: ph. 802-658-3924
- Since 1984, NFI Vermont has created safe and supportive treatment programs for children, who struggle with severe emotional problems. Their goal is to work together with families to help every child succeed. Building on each individual’s strengths and abilities, they create a unique treatment environment at home, in therapeutic foster care or within small family-like group programs. Children continue with school and community activities throughout their stay at NFI.
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- For information, ph. 802-454-8353
- Since 1983 they have provided a high quality, comprehensive residential and transitional living program for young adults. In the context of an intentional supportive community, each client works toward a healthy transition toward adulthood.