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Residential Treatment
Established in 1904, the Connecticut Junior Republic's Residential Treatment Program in Litchfield provides comprehensive care, treatment and education for troubled youth and their families. Family centered services are a critical component of CJR and are provided from admission through six months of aftercare in each youth's home and community.The highly structured program is designed to meet the individual needs of adolescents and to help youth develop the skills, self-discipline and social responsibility they need to function effectively when they return to their families, schools and communities.
Located on 165 acres in Litchfield, Connecticut, CJR's Residential Treatment Program accommodates 84 boys in seven residences. A state-of-the-art school, opened in 1997, houses academic classrooms, a science lab, library, computer lab, and seven vocational areas.
The Bertha M. Wheeler Gymnasium boasts a full-size indoor pool and basketball court. Outdoor features include soccer, flag football and softball fields, basketball and tennis courts, a pond, and a working Farm bordered by acres of agricultural fields and the Bantam River.
 Meeting Individual Needs
Program Services
Referral and Admission
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