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Harrington House

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Harrington House

BRINGING HOPE AND STABILITY TO YOUNG LIVES

Harrington House, The Home’s group residence for children ages 8-13, offers 24-hour therapeutic care, stabilization services and treatment for youth in state care who are transitioning to a less restrictive setting. Harrington House offers the structure and comfort of a homelike setting with a 1:3 staff to child ratio, while keeping children engaged in their communities through school attendance, sports and other extracurricular activities.

Many of the children at Harrington House have experienced traumatic events, disrupted family lives or they have not had the opportunity to form healthy attachments. These early childhood experiences affect the way our kids think, feel and behave. We offer individualized care, helping them to cope with their histories and manage their emotions, while encouraging healing and growth.

At Harrington House, permanency efforts are also an important part of treatment. We work to ensure that children at Harrington House leave with lasting, loving connections that will support them for life. Youth are referred by the Department of Children and Families
and The Department of Mental Health.

We tailor therapeutic care and intensive services to each child, Our professionals specialize in working with children and youth with mental health and behavioral challenges, offering:

Family-Driven Care

  • Involvement of families in all aspects of care and treatment
  • Assistance in identifying and addressing obstacles to living in a family setting
  • Engagement of families in family therapy, parent councils, and/or participation in treatment planning
  • Utilization of home resources, whenever possible
  • Participation of families in special activities and monthly dinners at the house
  • Permanency work for children without biological or identified family involvement

Clinical Services

  • Individual services
  • Daily clinical and recreational groups
  • Occupational therapy
  • Behavior and crisis support
  • Oversight of case management
  • Discharge and aftercare planning, including referrals for therapy and community resources

Educational Assistance

  • Children attend local public or private schools in the area or their former community, depending on their needs
  • Academic support
  • Regular communication and partnership with the child’s school and teachers

Community Involvement

  • Participation in recreational and extracurricular community activities
  • Educational and enrichment opportunities
  • Assist children to develop skills they need to safely and successfully enter the greater community

To make a referral or for more
information, please click
“Get Services” or call Central Intake:

855-240-HOME
(855-240-4663)

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