Crossroad Child and Family Services

Crossroad has been beacon of hope to children and families throughout our region for 140 years. Each year, Crossroad serves hundreds of children in our region. In 2023 alone, Crossroad provided a safe space for 411 children in desperate need of mental health treatment and support. Crossroad provides both residential and non-residential treatment programs, alternative education and Family support Services in a trauma-informed environment. Crossroad's intensive treatment center (itc) is designed to provide treatment in a highly secure environment that supports and protects youth that may be a danger to themselves and/or others. Three, fifteen-bed living units serve clients ages 6 to 21, with acute emotional, behavioral, and psychological diagnoses. The open residential treatment program is designed for clients, ages 6 to 21, who thrive in a less structured but equally therapeutic environment as the intensive treatment center. Youth participating in treatment in Crossroad's open residential treatment program are afforded privileges such as attending public school and working in the community. Non-residential treatment programs at Crossroad include outpatient counseling, home-based casework, home-based therapy, community wrap-around Services, and alternative education. Outpatient Services are not age specific and are available to children and families in need, throughout our community. Clients may be referred to outpatient Services by the department of Child Services, the department of juvenile probation, school administrators, and court authorities. Crossroad's outpatient counseling and alternative education programs also accept client/family referrals.