Building Connections
on Home on the Range
Home on the Range (HOTR) is a treatment
facility located in Western North Dakota. It is a facility that
houses adolescents ages 10 - 18 with a diagnosis form the DSM-IV.
Teens are at the facility for a variety of reasons such as
drugs/alcohol, running away from home, unruly behavior, school or
family problems and behavior problems. Teens come from North Dakota
and bordering states including teens from reservations. HOTR has
collaborated with Building Connections to provide youth 4-H
activities, support and educational opportunities to youth and their
families.
Building Connections on
Home on the Range focuses on the process of keeping families
connected, providing families with the resources needed, empowering
teens and families with opportunities through education. There are a
series of educational, resource-based newsletters to aid families as
a whole through this journey.
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4-H Activities
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Technology
(computer use, digital cameras, GPS)
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Basic Living
Skills (cooking)
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Horseback
Riding
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Fishing
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Outdoor Skills
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Activities
Include
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Experiential
Learning
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Skill Building
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Self-Efficiency
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Self Esteem
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| Home On The
Range Mission Statement: |
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| "Service to
children and families, leadership in the child care field,
and conviction to make a healthier and stronger world,
characterize the philosophy of Home On The Range." |
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