Lindsay

We at Triumph work extremely hard at preparing our youth for a successful future. Part of this process is teaching them valuable life skills. A life skill group is held daily to discuss the skill that is being worked on for that week. Staff gives feedback to the students in regards to what area of the skill needs improvement. Some of the life skills we work on are: Decision making,…

Triumph incorporates positive experiences throughout the program to help build leadership, independence, problem solving, peer mentoring, and life skills. Activities such as sports, art, exercise, cooking, dog training, hiking, camping, fishing, skiing/snowboarding, etc. will be part of a resident’s daily activities. Triumph Youth Services offers voluntary retriever training with AKC registered retrievers (mostly Labrador Retrievers) where we teach residents to train retrievers.  Once residents are competent in handling retrievers they…

Triumph strives to provide a program that teaches strong work ethic and develops positive lifelong habits that promote individual desire to work and become more self sufficient. This is accomplished through daily personal responsibilities including laundry, personal inventory, hygiene, and daily chores. Chores include maintaining individual living areas, maintaining group living areas, yard work and kitchen duties. As students transition through the program, they are given more individual and group responsibilities.…

Triumph Youth Services operates a small residential program allowing quality time for the students’ individual needs.  All of the facilities are self-sufficient with separate staff, kitchens, and living areas but are all close in proximity providing an intimate campus setting. A minimum ratio of one direct care staff to every four students is upheld.  This direct care staff ratio does not include administration, clinicians, office staff and teachers who are…