About Durgin House

Our philosophy, goals, and collaborative approach to supporting youth in foster care.

Our Philosophy

Individuals are unique

and deserve recognition for their abilities and strengths.

Services are individualized

flexible over time, built on strengths and needs, inclusive of support system.

Engage and strengthen

families/support systems for youth safety, permanency, and well-being.

Opportunity, responsibility, and accountability

are reinforced daily.

Our Goals

Community Integration

Through recreation and social activities when appropriate

Recreational Activities

Outdoor, indoor, after-school, clubs, and sports support

Normalcy Social Activities

As deemed appropriate by Administrator

Well-Being

Promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being

Collaboration

With agency, workers, therapists, physicians, schools, team members

Life Skills

Build age-appropriate independent living skills

Team Decision-Making

Our collaborative approach involves all key stakeholders in decision-making processes

1
Administrator
2
Behavior technician
3
Clinical staff
4
Parent/legal guardian or family support liaison
5
Child-placing agency caseworker
6
Youth

CARF Accredited

Durgin House II is accredited by CARF International, demonstrating our commitment to quality services and continuous improvement.

View our CARF accreditation

Leadership

Administrator: Shivella Vonner

With dedicated leadership and a commitment to excellence, Durgin House, LLC provides compassionate, trauma-informed care to youth in foster care. Our administrator brings years of experience and a deep understanding of the unique needs of the youth we serve, ensuring that every individual receives the support and guidance they need to thrive.

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