Group home boys who have an incarcerated parent may experience financial hardship that result from the loss of that parent’s income. Further, some incarcerated parents face termination of parental rights because their group home boys have been in the foster care system beyond the time allowed by law.
R-Resilient Group Homes
Money on Books supports R-resilient Group Homes, a non-profit organization, which is a residential substance abuse treatment facility for boys that offers vocational training in the electrical, electronics, and electrician’s industries. R-resilient Group Homes provides for the needs of at risk, abused, and delinquent boys, between the ages of 13 and 17. Our primary focus is drug and alcohol abuse, mental health, and behavioral modification. In addition, we inspire these youth by providing them with the tools and equipment needed in their pursuit of sobriety and career.
Money on Books supports R-resilient Group Homes, a non-profit organization, which is a residential substance abuse treatment facility for boys that offers vocational training in the electrical, electronics, and electrician’s industries.
We believe that community support is vital to the emotional recovery of our youths. Our community support frequently comes through local churches and support clubs, all of which assist with treatment needs and equipment provisions not covered by governmental agencies.
Our structured and nurturing homes are located throughout Riverside, California. Our newly remolded spacious three and four bedroom facilities will be licensed by the State of California, Department of Social Supports/ Community Care Licensing.
Donations of electrical, electronics, and/or electrician’s equipment to support our workshops, as well as furniture, household items, sporting equipment and financial support are always needed and greatly appreciated.
Money on Books is here to serve the needs for our youth future, therefore we support R-resilient Group Homes.
Visit R-Resilient Group Homes official website for more details.