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Children today need help for problems that include emotional disturbance, damaged self-esteem, learning disabilities and the results of negative family and community environments. State agencies serving children and families, the courts, local education agencies, and private referral sources turn to CJR for assistance in helping troubled youth.
 Residential Treatment - provides comprehensive care, treatment and education for troubled boys.
Education - residential and day treatment programs help youth overcome educational and social deficiencies.
Family Services & After-care - students and their families learn to function together in new and healthier ways. After-care insures that progress made during residential placement is maintained during a youth's transition back to his home, school and community.
Group Homes - provide a home-like residence for CJR students and other referred youth.
Community Programs - services located in the community to meet the needs of young people before more serious intervention is necessary.
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