Organization name: Daytop Village Inc.

Program Name: Daytop Village – Fox Run

Category: Residential – youth
Length of Stay – 6-9 months

Target Clients: Male adolescents aged 17-20
Payment: Public Assistance, Insurance, Medicaid, Self-pay
(Sliding Fee scale based on family income)

Description: Adolescents enter the Daytop program with a myriad of issues compounded by substance use. Residential treatment provides in-depth, full time exposure to a structured lifestyle. The curriculum integrates educational, clinical, and social activities, and is designed to teach responsibility and life management skills.

Our adolescent treatment programs are based on the therapeutic community concept, which includes individual and group counseling, family therapy, art workshops, seminars, medical and mental health services, relapse prevention support, and recreational activities. Families of clients are encouraged to be involved in the treatment process, and attend family support groups and activities.
Education is a significant aspect of recovery, and is integrated into the client's treatment plan.

All adolescents who do not have high school diplomas continue their education at Daytop Preparatory School; a Registered Nonpublic School. The older adolescents at Fox Run work toward their G.E.D. Younger students work toward a High School Diploma. They can take Regents and standardized tests, and credits can be transferred to the students' home school districts. On average, 92% of our students who participate in Regents exams pass and proceed to their next grade. Our small classes and individual instruction make school a positive experience as clients target personal goals specific to each student's academic plan.

College classes are available through an agreement with Dutchess County Community College, on campus.

Link: Daytop

Email contact: John Tedaldi

Phone number for program info: 845-876-5400
John Tedaldi, Program Director