Presbyterian Hospitality House, established in 1957, provides community-based treatment for Alaskan youth through its network of group homes. Using the Teaching Family Modelâ„¢, which emphasizes social reinforcement, a token economy, and democratic guidance, the organization focuses on teaching vocational, social, academic, self-care, and family living skills. This approach helps youth successfully reintegrate into society or pursue higher education, trade school, or military service.
PHH is looking for a married couple as Teaching Parents to live-in and work with 5 teens in a residential treatment program in Fairbanks or Wasilla, Alaska. The ideal candidate is emotionally healthy, has common sense, and experience working with teens.
Presbyterian Hospitality House, established in 1957, provides community-based treatment for Alaskan youth through its network of group homes. Using the Teaching Family Modelâ„¢, which emphasizes social reinforcement, a token economy, and democratic guidance, the organization focuses on teaching vocational, social, academic, self-care, and family living skills. This approach helps youth successfully reintegrate into society or pursue higher education, trade school, or military service.
Presbyterian Hospitality House