Youth Villages Group Homes
Youth Villages operates group homes in Georgia and Tennessee to allow young people to receive mental health support while they learn to live successfully in the community:
- Binkley Group Home (Nashville, boys 13-15)
- Brunswick Group Home (Memphis, boys 14-up)
- Coteswood Group Home (Memphis, boys 13-15)
- Paidia’s Place Group Home (Memphis, girls 14-up)
- Tallwood Group Home (Nashville, boys 15-up)
- Wallace Group Home (Nashville, girls 14-up)
Since 1997, Youth Villages’ group homes have helped children learn life and independent living skills. Older children are taught how to budget, shop for groceries, cook meals, use the public transportation system, and, in some cases, hold down a job.
Programs focus on healthy living and problem solving.
Youth in the Nashville group homes attend public schools. In the Memphis-area group homes, some youth attend school on a Youth Villages residential campus and others attend public schools.
Additionally, the children participate in outings, such as skating, bowling, swimming and visits to museums and other attractions.
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Social News
We are so proud of our staff as they continue to go above and beyond for their communities during the COVID-19 crisis. Amanda Harris, a youth counselor in our Oklahoma region, is teaming up with Whiskey Cake OKC to provide food for families in need. Check out the video below:
Hey Upcoming Grads! Looking to jump start your career in social services? Join us for a Virtual Information Session discussing career opportunities with Youth Villages. This 30 minute session with a recruiter will provide an overview of our programs and career opportunities, along with time for questions.
Check out upcoming virtual information sessions in April: www.youthvillages.org/careers/connect
We can’t wait to talk with you!
Hungry? Save that frozen ground beef for later! Many of our supporters own local restaurants and small businesses and need our community’s support now more than ever. Take a look at these delicious 901 eateries that are offering takeout and curbside pick-up options, and be sure to share with friends!
Today marks one year since the renaming of our girls’ facility in Bartlett, Tennessee, to Rose Center for Girls in honor of the late Youth Villages board member, local businessman and philanthropist, Michael D. Rose. Annually, the Rose Center provides a safe space for more than 100 girls ages 7 to 17, who suffer from the most serious emotional and behavioral problems. Click the link below to learn more about this vital program.
www.youthvillages.org/services/residential-programs/girls-center-for-intensive-residential-treatm...
Are you looking for an organization where you can make an impact on the lives of youth and their families in the Asheville, NC area?
Join us on Thursday, April 2, at Noon for a virtual information session to learn more about how we invest in our employees, and how you can join our evidence-based treatment programs, serving youth and families.
To reserve your spot, or learn more, please visit our site: www.youthvillages.org/ashevilleinfo
