Project PATCH Is A Safe, Christian-based Therapeutic Residential Treatment Facility For At-risk Youth Ages 12 to 17 Whose Lives Are In Chaos.

"Now you've got my feet on the life path, all radiant from the shining of your face. Ever since you took my hand, I'm on the right way." Psalm 16:11-The Message "PATCH totally saved me." Brittany, Project PATCH Alumna Parents: Finding the right way is difficult for some children. They have lost their purpose, their self-esteem, and most heart breaking of all, their childhood. Donors: Project PATCH is recognized across the United States and Canada as an outstanding model program for at-risk youth.

Project PATCH, an acronym for Planned Assistance for Troubled Children, restoring troubled youth  for over two decades.

Residents spend 12 months on average at the Project PATCH Ranch, located in Garden Valley, Idaho, gaining life skills they will need and use the rest of their lives.  A professional staff of 40 provide care for an average of 32 residents. By being held accountable to staff and their peers, clients gain privileges by progressing through a series of levels that measure and reward their success at PATCH. Founded by Tom and Bonnie Sanford in 1984, Project PATCH succeeds where other programs fail. PATCH provides answers for desperate parents, healing for broken families, and hope for hurting children. Is PATCH right for my child? Who is Tom Sanford? What makes PATCH different?