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Foundations For Living | Foundations For Living

1451 Lucas Road, Mansfield, OH 44903-8682

Designated Parking|Elevators|Full Wheelchair Access.
Eligibility
Adolescents ages of 10-17. Should not turn 18 years old before successful discharge. Must have an IQ 65 or higher. Does not accept sex offenders, major aggressive, or major violent offenders. Accepts LGBTQ+.
Required documents
  • Psychological evaluations/mental health history
  • IQ documentation and acadmic needs (such as IEP)
  • Medical history with applicable family history
  • Criminal history
  • Current reasons for seeking treatment, which may include an interview with child or request for more information
  • Admissions packet
Hours
Mon-Sun 24 hours
Application process
Referrals are received through county children's services agencies/county department of job and family service agencies, other county agencies, other states, juvenile courts, private insurances, hospitals, individual psychiatrists, psychologists, and/or parents or guardians. Also receive referrals for out-of-state agencies through sister company called KidLink and/or directly.
Fees
Contracted with all Ohio Managed Care Organizations and a few commercial insurances. Call for more information.
Service area
Wayne County, Ohio Ashland County, Ohio Huron County, Ohio Richland County, Ohio Holmes County, Ohio
Residential treatment center, designed to meet the needs of severely troubled adolescents struggling with behavioral, emotional and psychological problems. Programs and services include:
  • Visions Program - Mental health and substance use
  • Exploration Program - Diagnostic assessment
  • Passages Program - Trauma-focused treatment for females
  • Journeys Program - Sexual exploitation treatment for females
  • Pregnant Youth Treatment
  • Education
Last assured
07/07/2025
Providing organization
Foundations For Living
Provides a mid-to-long term residential treatment center for adolescents ages 10-17 years. Provide services to help severely troubled children overcome behavioral, emotional, mental, or psychological problems that have caused problems in family interactions and relationships, school achievement, peer groups, and socialization.