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Once a “home for quam hil ipsam eic tecto
odignissum aceserio
odit fugita voluptiam
que nis consendit.
fallen women,”
the Florence
Crittenton
Association now
serves all
at-risk youth.
employees, who last year had the plea-
sure to serve more than 2,100 children,
youths, and adults in our community
and state.”
The fCA’s current residential
programs focus on youth aged 13 to 18
who are experiencing severe behav-
ioral or emotional problems or trying
to recover from alcohol abuse or drug
abuse. According to Christian, “our
children need help to change their
behavior for a better quality of life.
often the root cause is something like a
significant personal trauma, such as the
death of a parent or a sibling. They’re
experiencing trouble in school or abuse
in the home. We try to focus on educa-
tion and cognitive therapy to break
those cycles.”
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