Florence Crittenton of Arizona

At Florence Crittenton, our mission is to give every girl whose life we touch safety, hope and opportunity. Our vision is to be the national leader in changing the future for girls.

Creating new beginnings for young lives was the driving passion of Charles Crittenton, the founder of Florence Crittenton, whose life's mission was to help communities around the nation serve young women in need. That passion and commitment lives on in our mission today: Give every girl whose life we touch safety, hope and opportunity.

Our mission is supported by our vision of being the national leader in changing the future for girls. We do this by: Achieving excellence in all we do, growing to serve all girls in need and being the foremost expert in gender-specific services for girls.

Florence Crittenton of Arizona is a non-profit 501C(3) organization that has served Arizona's youth and their families for well more than a century. Today we offer a comprehensive continuum of care designed to help at-risk girls from 12 to 21 overcome issues of abuse, neglect, teen pregnancy, teen parenting, and behavioral and/or mental health problems.

We also deliver charter education for students in grades 9-12 as well as community-based services for youth and families. Our Crittenton Youth Academy, Independent Living & Life Skills, and collaborative programs extend our innovative programming to boys as well as girls.

Most important, Florence Crittenton creates safe environments where youth, young adults, and families can discover the support of a caring community and the possibility of a bright new future.

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[spiceoflife32]

I really hope you run this program better and have a lot more faith in the girls then Girl's Ranch did under Ann Barkers program