Residential Services
Comprehensive Youth Treatment that Delivers Tailored Care and SupportTailored Supportive Care
Residential Services offers comprehensive treatment for youth aged 6-18, including individual, group, and family clinical services. Our campus accommodates up to 37 youth across five houses. Three houses (Horton, Hope, Mauran) are dedicated to intensive inpatient services for youth with mental health issues, while one house (Harding) operates as a hospital step-down/diversion program, and the remaining house (Hills) provides assessment and stabilization services.
Aligned with the national Building Bridges Initiative, our Residential Services prioritize family-driven, youth-guided, strength-based, culturally and linguistically competent, evidence- and practice-informed care, aiming for sustained positive outcomes. We uphold high standards of cultural and linguistic competence, clinical excellence, and measurable quality.
For more information about Residential Services, contact the Residential Department’s Intake Coordinator, Manyuan Kromah, at 401-353-3900 x 219 or mkromah@smhfc.org.
Building Bridges Initiative
St. Mary’s Residential Services participates in a nationwide effort aimed at guaranteeing that residential treatment programs effectively address the requirements of youth and their families, known as the Building Bridges Initiative.
The contact form below and the email address: info@smhfc are for general inquiries and should not be used to communicate personal health info such as potential, past or current clients or any related documentation.
Any client related inquires should be communicated by calling 401-353-3900.
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What the Buiding Bridges Initiative Offers
Building Bridges is a national initiative working to identify and promote best practice and policy that will create strong and closely coordinated partnerships and collaborations between families, youth, advocates, community and residential service providers, and oversight agencies. The overall goal of the work of the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) is for families and youth who receive a residential intervention to realize sustained positive outcomes post-residential discharge, including outcomes such as decreased readmissions to congregate care, improved family relationships and home stability, and successfully living in the community.We refer to our initiative as “Residential without Walls.”