Allegheny House

Allegheny House is a community based supervised living arrangement for boys, ages nine to sixteen who possess social, emotional and behavioral issues and whose resulting safety and well being are best served in a small structured, therapeutic community living environment. This non-secure residence provides a community living experience in a family-like setting, designed to offer a transition or step down from other types of care. The program provides a level of supervision that is appropriate for boys who are unable to function in less structured settings, such as foster care or a family home. The program provides positive recreational activities, life skill development, cultural experiences, and employment education.

Referrals to Allegheny House are only accepted from Philadelphia County.

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