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Florence Crittenton Center

Florence Crittenton Center

Address:
801 E. Chapman, Ste. 203 Fullerton, CA 92831
Website: https://crittentonsocal.org

Gender: Female
Age Range: 12 - 17

Phone: (714) 680-9000
Fax: (714) 680-8207
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Program type: In-patient - Programs for Pregnant Teens, Residential Treatment

Description:

We remain committed to providing intensive short-term therapeutic treatment in a residential setting as one component of a broad array of programming for teen girls in need of our advocacy. We are also known for our specialty residential programs that include: Co-Occurring Disorders and Substance Abuse Treatment, an on-site Continuing Education Program (Dr. Kate Waller Barrett Academy) a Commercially Sexually Exploited Children Treatment Program (Crittenton’s Insight Program), and the program that started our mission in Orange County, Calif. our Teen Mom and Baby Therapeutic Treatment Program.

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Number of clients at facility: 31 - 40

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Accredited school on site: Yes

Spiritual component: No

Christian programming: No

Family counseling available: Yes

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Services:

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