Mission
Vision
Values
Philosophy of Family Care
We believe that when possible, families should be served in the community because that is where growth can take place.
History
Steven and Vicki Ramirez founded Shiloh House in January 1985. The organization started with one home, sixteen boys, and six staff members. In March of 1987, an on-grounds school was established in Littleton to address the educational needs of youth and provide greater continuity of care.
Shiloh House continues to provide residential and educational services, and has developed additional programs in the areas of day treatment, outpatient therapy, and community outreach services across 5 campuses that span from Centennial to Longmont.
In 2012 Shiloh launched the Beyond the Walls program, a community resource network for young adults ages 16-26, in need of support for academic, employment, and independent living goals.
Our approach is based on research and more than 30 years of experience creating an environment where wounds begin to heal, relationships are built or restored, and new possibilities are created. Shiloh House continues to achieve accreditation through the Council on Accreditation and is a member of the Child Welfare League of America.
Steven and Vicki remain true to their original mission of meeting the needs of youth by providing consistent treatment in a loving, homelike environment. That mission has grown, reaching over 1,000 youth in 2017 through Shiloh House’s coordinated and continuous care to youth and families.