Success Stories
Since 1953, Idaho Youth Ranch has been helping young people find their way to brighter futures. For more than 60 years, we have made it our mission to help young Idahoans and their families create healthier, happier relationships and help them realize their past doesn't have to define their futures.
The faces you see here represent just a small number of people who found a way to overcome their pain and find their way to a promising future.
Ron Ashley
In 1958, Ron was a vulnerable young boy whose life was heading down a dangerous path. With the love and support of Reverend Crowe and Ruby Carey Crowe, Ron went on to be a successful businessman, father, husband, and community leader.
Alyssa
Alyssa felt broken after losing her dad to suicide. As a 21 year old wrestling with grief and trauma, she turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism. With therapy through Idaho Youth Ranch, Alyssa was able to process her trauma and grief.
Lauren
Lauren turned to drug use and destructive behaviors after sexual assault and repeated trauma. Once she arrived at Hays House, Lauren began her path to finding hope and resilience.
Abby & Nanette
Abby avoided her grief after losing her father to suicide. Stuck in denial and struggling with the loss, Abby reached out for help. Idaho Youth Ranch was able to provide the therapy Abby needed to heal.
Theresa & Cara
Theresa had tried for four years to have a child, undergoing many fertility treatments. Once deciding to adopt, Theresa reached out to Idaho Youth Ranch, who helped facilitate the adoption of baby Cara.
Dominic
Dominic found himself at a crossroads after being arrested for drug use and losing his football scholarship. Dominic found the YOUTHWORKS! Program to help get his future back on track.
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Idaho Youth Ranch awarded Accreditation from The Joint Commission
Idaho Youth Ranch has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for its outpatient counseling and therapy centers, including equine therapy, Hays House youth shelter, and adoptions program.
Organizations earn accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with their performance standards. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a healthcare organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care.