FAQ
Clark Quality Care, LLC provides a structured, supportive group home environment for children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, or developmental needs. Below are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about our services:
What is a children’s group home?
A children’s group home is a structured, supervised living environment that provides care, support, and guidance for children and adolescents who have emotional, behavioral, or developmental needs.
Who is eligible for placement in your group home?
Our program serves children and adolescents who require 24/7 support due to emotional, behavioral, or developmental challenges. Eligibility is determined through referrals, assessments, and individualized care planning.
What kind of supervision do residents receive?
We provide 24/7 supervision by trained staff who ensure safety, structure, and consistency while addressing residents’ emotional and developmental needs.
What services are included in the care plans?
Each resident has an individualized care plan that may include:
– Therapeutic support (counseling, behavioral therapy)
– Educational assistance
– Life skills training
– Recreational activities
– Family engagement sessions
How do you support emotional and behavioral development?
Our program focuses on emotional regulation strategies, coping skills, and structured routines. We work closely with therapists, counselors, and families to promote healthy behavior and resilience.
How do you prepare children for long-term success?
We emphasize life skills development, community integration, and stability to prepare residents for independent living, family reunification, or transition to foster/adoptive homes.
What role do families play in the program?
Family involvement is highly encouraged. We provide regular updates, family therapy sessions (when appropriate), and opportunities for residents to maintain healthy family connections.
What makes Clark Quality Care, LLC different from other group homes?
Our home offers a safe, nurturing environment with a strong focus on stability, growth, and individualized care. We combine therapeutic support with real-world skills training to ensure each resident is prepared for long-term success.
Are residents able to attend school while in the program?
Yes. We ensure residents remain enrolled in school or receive appropriate educational support to continue their academic progress while living in our home.
How can someone refer a child to your program?
Referrals can be made by social workers, child welfare agencies, healthcare providers, or family members. We conduct an intake assessment to determine suitability and create a tailored care plan.