Alta Camp Challenge | Alta Care Group
Resource Name:Alta Camp Challenge | Alta Care Group
Alta Camp Challenge
address
939 Wilkinson Avenue, Youngstown, OH 44509
Eligibility
Youth 16-21 years old.
Required documents
Hours
Mon-Thu 8:30am-8pm
Fri 8:30am-5pm
(330) 793-2487
Voice
Service area
Columbiana County, Ohio
Mahoning County, Ohio
Ashtabula County, Ohio
Trumbull County, Ohio
Provide summer programming to youth who present with social and emotional needs. Intensive Experiential Group Counseling Program is a five week therapeutic program designed to use behavior modification and cognitive behavioral therapy in group settings to improve behaviors. Focus is on youth that require a more intensive level of behavioral health services, meet medically necessitated standards, and have functioning problems that are moderate to severe. Program is essentially divided into three components; a Therapeutic Social-Recreation component, Counseling and Behavioral Intervention component, and a Parent component.
Last Verified
06/05/2026
What's Here
Respite CareGeneral Counseling ServicesAdministrative/Support Services OfficesIndependent Living Skills InstructionTherapeutic CampsStudent Counseling ServicesSuicide Prevention ProgramsAdolescent/Youth CounselingHead StartPsychiatric Mobile Response TeamsSupportive TherapiesGroup CounselingMental Health EvaluationHome Based Mental Health ServicesEarly Head StartInfant and Early Childhood Mental HealthGeneral PsychiatryChildren and Youth With Emotional DisturbanceSchool Readiness ProgramsCase/Care ManagementPrejob GuidanceParent Support GroupsPrenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation ProgramsLGBTQ2+ Support GroupsParenting Skills ClassesEarly Intervention for Mental Illness
Providing organization
Alta Care Group
Provides comprehensive behavioral health care for children, teens and young adults with emotional and behavioral problems. Services include individual, group, family counseling, intensive home based treatment, case management/therapeutic behavioral support, psychiatric, 24 hour crisis intervention, peer support, respite, and early child/parent education.
Data provided by
HNNEO 211