HopeTree's Residential program is a co-ed program that provides long-term care for residents ages 11-17 who need a structured setting in order to best learn to cope with their emotional and behavioral challenges. Both Male and Female. Services offered include case management, counseling services, educational services, religious services, and recreational services. Within the structure of our program, residents are taught independent living skills using the Casey Life Skills Assessment to monitor progress. Residents have 24-hour supervision by qualified staff. Groups are conducted in the residence cottages to address social skills, anger management, self-esteem, and independent living skills. Residents are also encouraged to obtain part-time employment after reaching the proper level and age.