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The Fold Family Ministries

The Fold Family Ministries

Address:
P O Box 1188, Lyndonville, Vermont 05851
Website: https://www.thefoldinc.org

Gender: Male and Female
Age Range: 12 - 17

Phone: 802-626-5620
Fax: 802-626-1176
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Program type: In-patient - Residential Child Care Facility

Description:

Christ-centered residential care for struggling teens/teenagers in crisis from throughout the USA. Separate boys and girls homes run “family-style” in a rural farm setting. The Fold uses a discipleship model and all counseling is Bible-based. Parents attend special seminars taught by Fold staff.
Goals include: Evangelize – Lead each one to faith in Christ for salvation and victory over sin; Disciple – Encourage a life of growth through personal obedience and service to God; and Reconcile – Establish and restore godly relationships. Christian Teen, Counseling Ministry, Residential Group Home. The Fold program works with many teenage issues such as: anger, rebellion, struggling with poor peer choices, have used drugs and alcohol. Areas of divorce, loss, adoption, and attachment are also addressed. Adult mentors work with house parents and counselors to introduce and grow teens and families in Christ.

About Program:

Cost Per Day:

Financial assistance available: Yes

Average Length of Stay: 6 to 12 Months

Number of clients at facility: 11 - 20

Staff to Client Ratio: 1:2

Staff credentials:

Accredited school on site: Yes

Spiritual component: Yes

Christian programming: Yes

Family counseling available: Yes

Licensed within state: Yes

Services:

Family Therapy

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