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St. Joseph's Children's Home is a private, nonprofit, residential treatment facility for youth ages 6 to 18. The organization is a part of the Catholic Diocese of Cheyenne and has been providing services to youth and families since 1930. It offers residential services for up to 60 youth who exhibits a variety of serious concerns, including physical and sexual abuse or parental neglect, depression and suicide attempts, oppositional behavior and defiance of authority, runaway and substance abuse problems, and excessive fear and anger. The organization provides 24-hour supervision, social skills training, psychotherapy, educational services and chemical dependency services through more than 100 professional staff members. St. Joseph's Children's Home is located in Torrington, Wyo. It is a member of the Wyoming Youth Services Association, and the Catholic Charities USA. The organization s program is approved as a residential treatment center by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and is certified by the Wyoming Department of Family Services and the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services.

The Region I Office of Human Development is a comprehensive service provider for individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Nebraska Panhandle. With headquarters in Scottsbluff and satellite offices in Alliance, Chadron, Scottsbluff, and Sidney, they offer a wide range of support services and employment opportunities. Committed to helping individuals lead fulfilling lives, the Region I Office of Human Development provides complete services and resources to meet the unique needs of each person, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve.Generated from the website

services to its clients. Its services include individual, family and group counseling and psychiatric consultations. The firm also offers adult counseling, youth and family solutions, alcohol and substance abuse treatment and audit recovery. Its services include individual, family and group counseling and psychiatric consultations. United Way of Albany County, National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare, Wyoming Quitnet and Suicide Prevention Resource Center are some of the main sponsors of the organization.