Rancho San Antonio Boys Home

The Group Home Program focuses on development of life skills required for future demands of independent living. Participants are encouraged to establish financial security and pursuit of educational goals. Resident staff provide support and guidance to these youth regarding career, financial and social concerns. The organization provided 20,558 days of care and served 711 total residents toward independence.

The Transitional Housing Program (THP) serves young men 18-23 years of age that have completed treatment programs and are no longer monitored by juvenile court. These young men live in fully furnished apartments while working in the local community. Transitional Housing seeks to provide hands-on life experience after a youth has left the care of placement.

RSABH provides a variety of specialized treatment services within an open campus setting. Each resident receives a thorough assessment upon entry, and then is referred for group, individual, and family counseling within an assigned comfortable living unit. All residents participate in Social Skills Training and daily group therapy. As residents move through the program, they may also be referred for Substance Abuse Treatment, Anger Management or Gang Intervention depending upon individual needs. All treatment services are supervised by licensed clinicians and certified counselors.