Group Homes For Troubled Teens - Group homes for Boys and Girls

Abundant Life Academy, presents a unique Christian group homes for troubled teens experience that is superior to what you will find at any local city or county run group home.  Group homes for adolescents (both troubled boys and troubled girls) are usually government-based programs (city, county, or state), underfunded, under served, and staffed by non-professionals who act as baby-sitters.  Government programs are usually associated with probation departments or youth corrections (adjudicated youth), where they house the most dangerous group of youth in the area.  Or, government run group homes in California are associated with Department of Human Services.  DHS is a very liberal (politically libera) governmental social system,  liberal (take away parental rights) in Texas, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia, that gives children all the rights and simultaneously removes the rights of the parents.  Abundant Life Academy is considered to be the alternative to the government run group home for troubled teens.  The differences between the services and the approach offered by ALA and that of traditional government-backed group homes is night and day.

 

Privately-owned therapeutic group homes, such as ALA, and Group Homes for troubled girls are totally different from one another in every way. However, both programs serve the same population, that being troubled boys and troubled girls. Group Homes for troubled teenagers are uniquely created to be facilitated in a family-based environment. The boarding school is designed to produce results through an "independent-living" environment. Both services seem to produce results, albeit different results. The question is, "why do group homes for troubled teens work better then traditional boarding schools?" The truth is they don't! Boarding schools foster independence and self-accountability. Group Homes for struggling youth are safe, family-like, settings where "trusting and intimate" relationships fosters "coachability".

 

Christ-centered group homes tend to be smaller, more intimate, where trust, care, and service (love) can be the most influential elements leading to a true heart change. Abundant Life Academy is one of a few powerful Christian boarding schools, purposely made to be more intimate than most traditional group homes for adolescents. As a matter of fact, in relation to the number of students we have we are more like a group home then we are a boarding school. Why? Because at Abundant Life Academy we never want to get so big that we lose the “group home” like element of our program.

 

Traditional boarding schools for troubled teens are too big (too many kids), and don't have enough “professional” mentors in daily contact with the students. No matter how good their program maybe, most boarding schools for troubled boys and troubled girls inadvertently allow kids to fall through the cracks. If the program for rebellious kids is too big, students can hide and front their way through the program, and never experience the heart change. Therefore, the possibility of getting through the struggling teens program without real change is usually the outcome rather then the exception.

 

At Abundant Life Academy we work hard at keeping the intimacy of a group home for boys and girls a foundational element of our program. Our professional staff are in involved with our students on a daily bases, committed to restoring the rebellious teenagers to a life of purpose and destiny. The “family-like” atmosphere of a youth group homes for troubled teens is major reason why Abundant Life Academy is successful in the restoring of the rebellious teenager.

 

Abundant Life Academy, offering Christian boarding schools serving troubled teens and their families

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