Shiloh House offers a continuum of care for children, youth and families who are working to overcome the impact of abuse, neglect, trauma, or family crisis.

Shiloh House strengthens and empowers youth and families no matter what challenges they face. Last year over 1,000 youth and families were supported by Shiloh House’s educational, residential, therapeutic, and community outreach services. Shiloh’s overall goal is to make sure families and youth have coordinated, continuous, and wrap-around care within their community.

 

Day Treatment

The Shiloh House Day Treatment Program is designed for youth ages 7-18 facing challenges in the public school system, the legal system, or transitioning to a less restrictive environment. Day treatment offers daily therapeutic intervention to support youth learning the necessary social and behavior skills so that they may succeed at home, in school and in the community.

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Families First at Shiloh House

Families First at Shiloh House exists to prevent the abuse and neglect of children by providing education, family support, and treatment.

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Community Outreach

Community Outreach Services provide in home and community based services to educate families based on their direct needs.

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Outpatient Counseling

Outpatient services include in-home and in-office individual and family therapy. Addressing trauma, abuse, child-parent conflict, and mental health needs.

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Beyond The Walls

Beyond the Walls provides transitional coaching for youth 16-26. Beyond the Walls creates a network of support and resources that exists naturally in local communities. Young people build a plan by assessing where they are currently and their goals for the future. The youth that participate in Beyond the Walls will have the opportunity to work with an Independent Living Coach to identify their needs, set goals, and connect them with our Community Partners or Resources. The youth is then linked to opportunities and experiences to help them reach their goals.

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Problematic Sexual Conduct

Shiloh House provides in-home and community based services for youth ages 8-18 and their families who are struggling with a wide variety of Problematic Sexual Conduct (PSC).

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Education Only

Shiloh House provides specialized on-grounds schools to assist youth ages 7-18 in developing the necessary academic and social skills needed to re-enter a less restrictive school environment. Shiloh House provides each youth a challenging, academically sound educational experience that is aimed at maintaining and/or improving academic, vocational and social functioning. Shiloh Academy provides teachers and paraprofessional staff who are highly qualified to meet the education needs of students with a wide range of behavioral and mental health issues whose needs cannot be met in a traditional school setting.

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Residential Services

Shiloh House offers therapeutic residential treatment programs for children ages 5 to 17 to help youth struggling behaviorally due to: significant abuse and/or neglect, conduct disorder, severe trauma and trauma related issues, history of substance abuse, and sexual reactivity or sexual offense.

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Evening Reporting Center

Evening Reporting Center offers academic tutoring and monitoring, truancy counseling, life skills development, and conflict resolution among other services. To offer a passage away from detention, further court involvement and out-of-home placement for pre-adjudicated and adjudicated adolescents.

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Respite

Shiloh House Respite is a short term service designed to assist Colorado families in preventing the disruption of placement for youth who may be at risk of being removed from their families or who are already placed in foster care.

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Shiloh Academy

Shiloh Academy provides teachers and paraprofessional staff who are highly qualified to meet the special education needs of students ages 7-18 with a wide range of behavioral and mental health issues whose needs cannot be met in a traditional school setting.

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*Trauma Definition

“A trauma-informed service system is one in which all parties involved recognize and respond to the impact of traumatic stress on those who have contact with the system including children, adolescents and adults, caregivers and service providers. Programs and agencies within such a system infuse and sustain trauma awareness, knowledge, and skills into their organizational cultures, practices, and policies. They act in collaboration with all those who are involved with their clients, using the best available science, applied in a culturally sensitive manner, to facilitate and support recovery, developmental growth, and resiliency. – National Child Traumatic Stress Network.” (NCTSN)