Provides residential group homes for dependent children. Family-like homes for youth who need to live away from their family due to drug abuse, poverty, or neglect. Offers an education at private schools and financial support to attend college, supportive services such as mentoring, emotional support, and referrals. Parents retain custody of and stay in contact with their children.

Provides a group home for 20 children (2 beds for emergency foster care); services include individual, group, and family counseling; recreational program; education coordination (with Eaton Public schools); ongoing assistance for ex-residents (employment/housing/living skills). Primarily serves Preble County youth ages 8 to 18; other counties by referral.

JPFC: our 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom facility that houses our Administrative Office, Therapy Offices, and our Group Room. JPFC has the ability to offer stricter supervision, if necessary. SNYDER HOUSE: our 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that houses our Classroom. Snyder House serves as our less-restrictive home, with a more family-like atmosphere. THE COTTAGE: our 2-bedroom home that houses up to 6 residents, which serves as our least-restrictive home, predominantly for our independent living residents who hold jobs and have the possibility to go to public school.

Offers family-like homes for youth who need to live away from their family due to drug abuse, poverty, or neglect. Provides youth with an education at private schools and financial support to attend college. Also provides supportive services such as mentoring, emotional support, and referrals. Parents retain custody of and stay in contact with their child.