The Cumberland Adventure Program uses therapeutic outdoor adventures experiences and clinical intervention to assist boys who suffer from behavioral or emotional issues. Many of the boys come from backgrounds involving alcohol and substance abuse, and counseling is available for those issues as well. The program can accommodate more than 50 boys in five residential cabins where they enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, backpacking, canoeing, a high ropes course, and a climbing tower with zip lines.

The New Start Adolescent Addiction Treatment Center is an Alcohol and Other Drug Entity (AODE) located in the small town of Bronston, just south of Somerset. We are a residential facility that treats boys ages 12 to 17 who have alcohol and/or drug addictions. New Start offers both in-patient and out- patient rehabilitation services designed to help children develop skills that will help them overcome co-occurring problems in a positive way without turning to alcohol or drugs. We want to provide the tools and support they need to be successful.

Spring Meadows serves up to 20 male adolescents who struggle with sexually maladaptive behaviors. Our 18,000 square-foot facility provides housing, meals, education and recreational space, along with outdoor areas. Therapeutic care and intervention is provided to help young men build a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

Glen Dale provides therapeutic care and individual support for girls ages 12-18. Most of these girls arrive with a history of abuse or neglect which has led to behavioral and emotional problems. Through individual, group, and family therapy, trauma recovery support, individual life skills, and substance abuse counseling, we help to promote healing. The girls enjoy a 20,000 square-foot, modern facility on a 24-acre campus that includes outdoor recreational areas.