Keep
StabilityA safe, consistent place to call home — no more disruption, no more uncertainty. Youth deserve a foundation they can count on, every day.
Trauma-Informed Residential Care · Ages 13–17
Structured homes for adolescents who need stability most.
KID Haven provides high-structure, trauma-informed residential care for youth ages 13–17. We combine consistent supervision, daily structure, and in-house clinical support to create an environment built for stability, accountability, and long-term development.
13–17
Age Range
5-Bed
Residential Model
Co-Ed
With Supervision
LCSW
In-House Clinical Care
High
Structure Level
Our Foundation
Built on Three Core Pillars
Every decision at KID Haven is shaped by our commitment to keep youth safe, inspire their potential, and develop a clear path toward lasting stability.
Inspire
GrowthEncouragement, genuine belief, and hope for a future that feels possible. Every young person deserves someone who sees their potential.
Develop
Long-term OutcomesSkills, education, confidence, and readiness for adulthood — building the foundation for a life not defined by what came before.
The Gap We Fill
Some youth fall through the cracks of the system.
There is a critical shortage of safe, therapeutic residential placements for adolescents in the child welfare system — particularly youth who have experienced exploitation or complex trauma.
Standard placements often fail these young people. They need more than a roof — they need structure, consistent supervision, and trained clinical staff who understand trauma. KID Haven exists to fill that gap.
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Who We Serve
Adolescents who need more than a standard placement.
KID Haven serves youth ages 13–17 who have experienced trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation — and who require a residential environment built around therapeutic support and high-structure supervision.
Youth ages 13–17 with trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation history
Adolescents requiring stable placement with clinical and supervisory support
Youth in DCS/DFCS custody or referred through the child welfare system
Those who need more structure than traditional foster care provides