Safety

The safety and security of our residents is important to us. We know that the boys and young men in our care have had past difficulties with making healthy decisions, and that we must assure solid supervision as a prerequisite for treatment programming. Digital cameras provide constant observation of community living areas in the homes and educational facilities on a 24-hour basis. Motion detectors cover all public areas of the homes and all windows and doors are equipped with security alarms. Every staff member is issued a two-way radio for constant communication and an Administrator on Duty monitors all resident transitions on the campus. All Eagleton employees are required to complete CPR and First Aid training and are NAPPI (Non Abusive Psychological and Physical Intervention) trained and certified.