Reality House is a teen development program for female adolescents ages 16-21 who have exhibited aggressive sexual behaviors toward others. It is designed to offer its participants experience and opportunities needed to successfully transition form a residential environment to total independence. Located in a suburban neighborhood in the northern section of Columbus, Georgia, the facility is situated on a wooded lot and is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home that has been licensed by the Georgia Department of Human Resources to serve up to six residents. Reality House is near the main 14-acre campus of the Anne Elizabeth Shepherd Home and includes a lake, picnic area, and basketball courts for recreation and leisure activities. SERVICES OFFERED
Life Skills Classes
Personal Hygiene & Appearance
Health & Wellness
Money Management
Goal Setting
Etiquette
Food Management
Communication
Interpersonal Relationships
Job Seeking & Preparation
Community Resources
Volunteer Work
Vocational Rehabilitation & Job Training
GED Preparation
Public School
Residents attend public school and receive outpatient health services which include school, group and individual counseling, social skills training, youth development (instead of independent living), educational counseling, leisure and recreational activities, dentist/doctor appointments, home visits, and various activities/events.
Twin Cedars Youth & Family Services, Inc.
Children's Tree House and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Troup County
are supported in part by the Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia, Inc.
through appropriations through the Georgia General Assembly.
Twin Cedars Youth & Family Services, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and provider.