At Auberle, our residential programs are rooted in the belief that every child has the potential for positive growth and development. The ultimate goal for every child is either family reunification or permanency planning which will provide the child with the least restrictive living environment.

Auberle's residential programs serve a target population of children & youth between the ages of 9-18 who are experiencing behavior issues or family problems severe enough to preclude them from remaining at home and in the community. All children are referred by County Child Protective Services or Juvenile Court.

Auberle offers a highly tailored environment for each child and family that walks through our doors. Each program is designed with the clear expectation to help children adjust to residential placement and to assess the child's and family's needs and treatment goals. Programs are specifically designed to prevent early negative discharge and find the least restrictive way to achieve each goal the child, family and staff set. Auberle provides children an evolutionary progression of services, both short and long-term, that ensures that each child receives personalized, competent and consistent care and treatment during their time here. As the child and family see and feel positive progress, Auberle adapts to meet the new needs and challenges of the individual and family.

Male Residential Campus Program

Each child that enters Auberle is unique and requires services that fit their situation and needs. The Male Residential Campus Program offers numerous services to both children and their families, some of which include:

• Positive Peer Culture - teaching children to help one another and take responsibility for one's own behavior.
• Parents and Children Working Together - using intense family involvement with an ultimate goal to reunite child with his family.
• Teamwork and Responsibility - developing personal behavior goals achieved through positive reinforcement, skill-building and family involvement.
• Skill Building & Problem Solving - small, staff-intensive treatment preparing children to be effective at home, in school and in community by developing skills in peer relationships, anger management, following directions and pro-social skills.

Male Community-Based Living Program
Group-Oriented Adolescent Living (GOAL)
One of Auberle's intensive services, providing short and long-term, structured community-based living for adolescents, ages 15-18. The program is designed to provide a less-restrictive environment for children that will promote the positive evolvement of life and social skills, GED training, career planning and family therapy. The primary goal of this unique program is to prepare the adolescents for a return to their home community or transfer to our Semi-Independent Living Program.

Female Residential Campus Program

Girls Adjusting to Treatment and Education (GATE) This program is a therapeutic, group living program focusing on assessment and individualized treatment planning that addresses family issues, skill development and preparation for family reunification or move to lesser restrictive environment with permanency planning as a major focus. Auberle's GGH services females ages 13-18 referred by County Child Protection Services or Juvenile Court.

For more information about our Residential programs, e-mail our Intake Coordinator at: Info@auberle[REMOVE THIS].org (address appears this way to reduce spam).