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Secure
Residential Care - Retreat
program is located in the Children's Bureau's
Rachel
Glick Courage Center. Retreat is a locked
secure residential program for 15 co-ed youth
ages 6 to 21. Youth accepted have a history of
multiple unsuccessful placements and require a
locked treatment environment to stabilize their
at-risk behaviors. Services include specialized
behavior modification, individual, group and family
therapy, psychiatric support and assessment, permanency
planning and comprehensive treatment plans.
This
program is tailored for the youth who need a locked
environment to address runaway, drug use, aggression,
self harm and other at-risk behaviors. The program
offers an on-grounds school program to meet their
educational needs. Family involvement and preservation
are strongly emphasized in the program.The goal
is to prepare residents to continue their personal
progress in a less restrictive setting.
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Rachel
Glick Courage Center is the Indianapolis Colts designated
"Courage House"
Children's Bureau has a unique and special relationship
with the Indianapolis Colts.
The Colts established their partnership with Children's
Bureau in 2002 with the Rachel Glick Courage Center
serving as the Colts Courage House.
Named after the NFL team in a respective city,
a Courage House is a facility that provides support
and quality care for abused children and their
families in that community.
In
1989, the Ed
Block Courage Award Foundation formulated
the Courage House National Support Network for
Kids. The Courage House is a partnership effort
among the Foundation, the NFL, NFL Charities,
the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society
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