Mountainside is a therapeutic campus-based treatment program supporting children and youth with significant emotional and behavioural challenges.

PTP is a therapeutic campus-based treatment program supporting youth, ages 5 to 12, with significant emotional and behavioural challenges.

River Lodge is a therapeutic campus-based treatment program supporting youth, ages 12 to 17, who often struggle to fit into social settings due to significant developmental delays, social, emotional and behavioural deficits.

Safe Directions consists of five programs offering immediate intervention and help for youth at serious risk of harming themselves or others. These youth enter our programs either voluntarily or court-mandated depending upon the specific program.

Specialized U-13 is a treatment program that provides clinical interventions to youth, under the age of 13, with emotional, behavioural, and mental health challenges that have not been successfully managed or treated in other environments.  

Track: Young People’s Lodge is a therapeutic campus-based treatment program supporting youth, ages of 12 to 17, with significant emotional and behavioural challenges.

Turtle Lodge is day or live-in treatment program supporting youth, ages 6 to 17, with significant developmental delay and behaviour/mental health challenges.

Family Initiatives works with families at risk of losing their children to an out-of-home placement and as well as those who have had their children removed from the home.

Fostering Connections supports youth, 17 and under, who are in the government’s care and have no immediate family options. We ensure they are supported in their healthy development and meaningful connections until they can be placed in a forever home.  

The William Roper Hull School offers specialized and individualized programs that focus on the development of academic and life skills for students with behavioural and emotional difficulties.

Children’s Village School addresses significant barriers affecting the youth's ability to successfully engage in learning. This is a partnership with the Calgary Board of Education.

Interdependent Living Services (ILS) is a community-based program for youth and young adults ages 16 to 24 who may have developmental disabilities, mental health concerns, and social, emotional and behavioural challenges. Referrals are youth in the Children's Services system in the Calgary Region 3 and with Stoney Child and Family Services.