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Guiding the Way: Boys Town Admissions - Identifying and Assisting Children in Need of Help

May 18th, 2015     By Chris Miller, Boys Town National Admissions

education, Family, Kids and Teens in Crisis, Saving Children, School, Teens, Troubled Youth

Who We Help

Boys Town is a place where kids get second chances and learn how to make good choices. At Boys Town Admissions, we work every day to find boys and girls who are ready to turn their lives around and experience success in school, at home and in their community.

Our Residential Program

Boys Town is made up of a diverse population of youngsters who come here from all over the country. Some have gotten into trouble with the law and have been referred by the courts or other agencies; others have been sent by their parents before their behaviors get them into trouble. We also have kids who come to Boys Town because they have nowhere else to go.

Identifying Kids for Boys Town: Who Benefits the Most?

We have a dedicated team of professionals who work with parents, state agencies and county juvenile justice systems across the country to identify boys and girls who need high-quality residential care so they can make positive, lasting changes. Our goal is to always to put the needs of youth and their families first, and to give kids their best opportunities to succeed.

When to Reach Out to Boys Town

If you think your child or a child you know may benefit from Boys Town's life-changing care, please call us at 1-800-989-0000 or visit boystownadmissions.org.

Other resources:

The Boys Town Residential Treatment Center offers comprehensive medical and therapeutic care for children facing severe behavioral health issues and mental illness. With specialized programs and support, it aims to help children overcome these challenges in a structured and caring environment.
Boys Town Residential Treatment Center - Hope and Healing for Troubled Youth (boystownhospital.org)

Boys Town's Admissions Process offers insights into how children and families ca​n access their supportive programs. Review the steps involved in seeking residential care to help children in challenging situations. 
Residential Care | Boys Town

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