Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch

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1206 S Broadway

Minot, ND 58701

+1 (701) 852-0236

http://www.dakotaranch.org

Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch is a Christ-centered residential treatment and educational center located in Minot, North Dakota, dedicated to supporting troubled children and their families through innovative trauma-informed care. The Ranch offers personalized treatment plans that address the unique needs of each child, combining psychiatric therapy, spiritual life activities, and individualized education through Dakota Memorial School.

In addition to residential services, Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch provides outpatient counseling through Dakota Family Services, ensuring a comprehensive approach to mental health care. Their mission focuses on empowering at-risk youth to overcome challenges associated with trauma, abuse, and neglect, fostering an environment where they can heal, grow, and succeed.

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Mark A.

4/18/2015

This was an average thrift store. You might find it nice to know that you are helping out a nonprofit institution while shopping, although I honestly don't know anything about the ranch. I...

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