CYK Sanctuary for Youth provides a structured, trauma-informed residential program designed to support foster youth with Level 2–3 needs. Our approach focuses on stability, consistency, and long-term success through a safe and supportive home environment.

Core Program Areas
Stucture. Stability. Growth

Structured Living
Consistent daily routines that create stability, structure, and a sense of security. Youth are encouraged to participate in shared activities, outings, and experiences that promote connection and a positive home environment. A structured incentive system is used to reinforce positive behaviors and support growth.

Behavioral Support
Trauma-informed care focused on emotional regulation, accountability, and personal growth. We prioritize mental health by supporting access to therapy and emotional support services, while also ensuring each youth’s physical well-being through consistent care and attention to overall health.

Life Skills Development
Building independence through essential life skills, responsibility, and real-world preparation, while prioritizing education and encouraging participation in extracurricular activities that support growth and confidence.
Who We Serve
Youth Population
CYK Sanctuary for Youth serves foster youth ages 8–17 with Level 2–3 behavioral needs who benefit from structured, supportive residential environments.

Placement Focus
Our program is designed for youth in need of stability, consistency, and a higher level of supervision to support emotional and behavioral growth.
DAILY STRUCTURE
A Typical Day
Each day is structured to provide consistency and balance, including:
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Morning routines and school preparation
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Educational support and attendance
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Structured activities and life skills development
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Group or individual support sessions
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Evening routines and reflection
Level of Care
CYK Sanctuary for Youth provides structured residential care for youth with moderate to high behavioral and emotional needs. Our program includes:
• 24/7 supervision and support
• Individualized care plans
• Behavioral intervention strategies
• Access to mental health services
• Crisis de-escalation support
• Coordination with schools and case managers
• Life skills and independent living preparation
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