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Community Programs |
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Residential
Community Homes |
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D.O.V.E.S.
Residential Community Home |
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188 Lindbergh Road
Hopewell, NJ 08525
Acting Superintendent: Kim Roselle
609-466-0740
609-466-4612 (Fax) |
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The D.O.V.E.S Program (Developing Opportunities and Values through Education and Substance Abuse Treatment) serves juvenile females with behavioral and substance abuse problems. |
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Residents range in age from 13 to 18. |
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The JJC utilizes gender specific programming that is designed to meet the unique needs of female residents. An initial assessment identifies the appropriate level within the JJC’s continuum of care for each resident. Reassessments throughout their program stay help ensure that needs continue to be met appropriately. Residents participate in individual and group counseling, a full academic program, vocational training, and recreational opportunities |
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The program provides comprehensive individualized care through a treatment team approach that addresses behavioral, substance abuse and developmental issues. Healthy living is promoted in a safe and clean environment. An incentive program stresses educational gains and independence with the understanding that all residents will return home. Each resident is supported physically, emotionally and mentally through clinical services. The spiritual needs of the residents are addresses on an individual basis. The program strives to empower each young woman to become a self reliant, confident, and well-rounded individual. |
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The program sits on what was formerly the Charles Lindbergh Estate. It encompasses some 600 acres located in Hunterdon County that is steeped in the history of the Lindbergh Family. The house that is currently used by JJC residents was formerly a residence of the Lindbergh family and was the site of the infamous Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Tours can be provided to the public upon request. |
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