The Charlton Hall Intensive Out of Home Program is available to youth between the ages 12-15. Youth accessing the program often experiencing social, emotional, behavioural, and mental health challenges.

Charlton Hall is an eight-bed, long-term, Intensive Out of Home treatment program offering assessment and stabilization to youth, referrals to the program come from the community and Child Welfare agencies.

The purpose of the program is to provide a period of stabilization and support for youth who are integrating into, or back to, a less intensive service. This environment best meets their treatment needs, using client centered and strength based and evidence-informed approaches. Charlton Hall provides a therapeutic environment which balances consistency, structure and predictability with individualized and flexible programming. A case management component supports the youth in transitioning home or to the next placement while supporting the connection to other resources and referrals to other appropriate services.

Service components include individual, group and family counselling, skills development, recreational programming, school support and liaison, as well as transitional support and follow-up. Youth attend either community-based schools or alternative programs.