Crossroads Programs

Crossroads Programs was founded in 1978 in a collaboration of interfaith community leaders who were committed to providing shelter to runaway and homeless youth. The organization's mission has evolved more broadly to heal and empower youth who have experienced trauma, may be at risk of abuse, neglect, exploitation, or have intellectual/developmental challenges, allowing them to lead healthy and productive lives.

The current Crossroads Programs’ continuum of care is targeted to youth between the ages of 5 and 21. It includes crisis stabilization and assessment, a residential treatment center, group homes for intellectually and developmentally disabled youth, a therapeutic pregnant and parenting adolescent mothers program, therapeutic transitional living program, and supervised transitional living program, as well as an array of treatment foster family homes. Safe housing, counseling, community connections, life skills and appropriate allied therapy services are delivered in family-like atmospheres with great care.