To make a referral
     Contact:

Betty Skeen, Executive
Director Southern Oregon Adolescent program.

2420 Lindley Way
Klamath Falls, OR 97601

1-888-600-TEEN (8336)
or
(541) 884-9027

Fax (541) 882-1722
S.O.A.P
Southern Oregon Adolescent Program
"Give Them roots to feel secure and give them wings
                              So they can fly"
To make a referral
     Contact:

Betty Skeen, Executive
Director Southern Oregon Adolescent program.

2420 Lindley Way
Klamath Falls, OR 97601

1-888-600-TEEN (8336)
or
(541) 884-9027

Fax (541) 882-1722
Who are we?
What Do We Believe?
Mission statment
Faith And Value Statement
The Southern Oregon Adolescent
Program's mission is to provide a safe,
structured and nurturing family like
environment for youth to thrive and
to develop the necessary values and
skills to live healthy and productive
lives.
The Southern Oregon Adolescent Program was founded on the faith of a living God. The life of  the program and the values modeled are Judea-Christian. Although the beliefs and values dominating the program are Christian the Southern Oregon Adolescent Program respects others faith and believes in the freedom for all to choose their faith.
What Do We Provide?

Program Services
Who Do We Serve?
Clients Served
The southern Oregon Adolescent Program provides for or acquires those services necessary for the educational, vocational, emotional, physical and spiritual needs of the teen girls placed in their care.


This model provides for the 24 hours a day supervison, instruction and nurturing to encourage the necessary changes in the youth lives.


Each youth in the program will have an individualized education and counseling plan developed and frequently reviewed.


The program offers a continuum of educational services ranging from skill training in the independent living and job skills, scocial skills, conflict resolution and probem solving skills, to the academic skills.
The Southern Oregon Adolescent Program currently serves adolescent females from 13 through 18 years of age. The priority population to be served are  adolescents who are Level 7 youth:
runaways, homeless, beyond parental control. These youth no longer receive services through the Services to Children and Families.


The girls typically considered Level 7 youth have histories of some minor law violations, substance abuse, poor school performance, potential gang involvement, some learning disabilities, or have been victims of childhood abuse. Some of the girls exhibit high risk behaviors to become pregnant or receive sexually transmitted diseases.
How Do I Access Services?
Clients not served
If you are a parent, a concerned youth advocate or agency person and....


If you have a female who is 12-17 years of age, who is beyond parental control, a runaway, homeless or throw away youth and who needs long term shelter care....
Clients not served are the extremely violent,
untreated sex offenders, adjudicated fire setters,  and the severely emotionally disturbed youth.


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