Emergency shelter for boys and girls ages 10-17.

Program provides an emergency shelter for youth.

The purpose of the Children's Shelter is to provide supportive services, in a safe and stable living environment to youth in foster care who exhibit emotional and behavioral challenges due to abuse and/or neglect, and assist them in achieving the ability to successfully transition into a more traditional home environment.

Provides emergency shelter for children and adolescents.

The Girls Shelter is a residential program for females 12 - 17 years that have been court ordered out of their homes. The shelter provides a homelike environment while teaching positive life skills.

CJS operates a basic center emergency shelter known as the Western Arkansas Youth Shelter (WAYS), in Cecil, Arkansas. The service is available on a 24-hour basis for up to 60 days for youth who are at risk of becoming involved in the juvenile court system, for delinquent youth, or for runaway or homeless youth. Together with the WAYS staff, the CJS Caseworker works with the youth and family to resolve the existing problems in order to achieve reunification of the family. Services are provided to runaway and homeless youth through Federal funds received from the Administration for Children and Families, Family and Youth Services Bureau.

Emergecy shelter for children 6 - 18 yrs

Long-term non-lockdown residential facility

Provides a shelter for runaway youth.