About Us
Welcome to Restoration Children Facilities
Restoring Hope, Rebuilding Lives
At Restoration Children Facilities, our mission is simple — to restore hope, rebuild lives, and replenish the spirit of youth and adults facing emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. We provide compassionate, community-centered care through structured programs that support healing, education, and long-term wellness.
Founded by a dedicated team of mental health professionals and community leaders, our organization serves children aged 12 to 18 and adults aged 18 to 55. We specialize in supporting individuals with conditions such as PTSD, mood disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, and more. Whether someone is coping with a mental health diagnosis, substance abuse, trauma, or court involvement, we are here to help them move forward with dignity and strength.
Our Mission
To stabilize, empower, and uplift individuals through therapeutic, educational, and social interventions that guide them toward long-term wellness and independence.
We believe that every individual—regardless of their past or challenges—deserves a path to recovery, growth, and fulfillment. Our work is centered around compassionate care, individualized treatment, and a commitment to results.
Our Philosophy & Goals
Our philosophy is simple yet powerful:
“Individuals can make meaningful changes in how they cope with life’s stresses when given the right environment and support.”
We aim to:
Stabilize acute mental health episodes
Reduce dysfunctional symptoms
Build confidence, self-esteem, and life skills
Transition individuals to a less restrictive, more independent level of care
Promote family involvement and community reintegration
Who We Serve
We proudly support individuals dealing with a wide range of diagnoses and life circumstances, including:
Bipolar & Schizophrenia disorders (under treatment)
PTSD and Trauma-related disorders
Depression and Anxiety (under treatment)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
Mood and Impulse Control disorders
Substance Abuse and Sexual Abuse recovery
Court involvement and at-risk youth
Cognitive and developmental challenges
