Raintree Village's goal is family reunification, if at all possible. Two specific programs are used to accomplish this mission.

First, Raintree Village offers Family Reunification Retreats on the first Saturday of every month. Held on the beautiful campus of Raintree Village, this program offers supervised family visitations, planned training modules, family togetherness, and fun, including fishing, a cook out, and one on one interaction.

Second, Raintree Village serves as a Community Supervised Family Visitation Center for the Department of Family and Children's Services. Open two evenings a week and one Saturday per month, this center provides a child-friendly, non-threatening, healthy and accessible environment in which court-sanctioned supervised visitations can take place between families and children in state custody. This service preserves the familial bond, while ensuring closely monitored visitations. Transportation is available for both services.

Raintree Village has served the needs of children and youth for over 40 years in a residential group home setting. Today, services have been expanded to include children and their families, on and off campus. However, Raintree Village continues to serve children and youth who need basic residential services through our Group Homes.

The PALMS cottage houses boys and/or girls ages 6 to 18 years, with emphasis on sibling groups. This cottage is supervised by a full-time live-in supervisor with ten years child care experience with Raintree Village. Up to fourteen girls and/or boys live in this home. Here they receive structure, empowerment, protection, and love, all in a culturally competent, family focused environment.

The TALL PINES cottage houses girls ages 6 to 18 years, with emphasis on sibling groups.  More on the particulars of this cottage can be found under the AWO Heading below.

Outcomes include a decrease in CAFAS scores, and an increase in overall grade averages from the 1^st nine weeks grading period to the 4^th.

Raintree Village provides Additional Watchful Oversight (AWO) as a service to girls (ages 12 to 18 years) with highly specialized behavioral challenges.

The Tall Pines cottage (AWO designation) houses up to eight girls with "around the clock" supervision. Three shifts per day provide constant care, supervision, and training in a child centered, culturally competent, nurturing environment.

Shifts include: 7am to 3pm; 3pm to 11pm; and 11pm to 7am. Supervisors receive annual training in CPI Non-Violent Crisis Intervention, Universal Precautions (such as bloodborne pathogens), Cultural Awareness, Privacy and Confidentiality Issues, Common Sense Parenting, and the Raintree Village "Acceptable Behavior Choices" curriculum.

This program seeks to follow an outcomes/results-oriented approach to child care whereby performance and quality improvement is the goal. Client's progress is tracked using periodic CAFAS testing and cumulative grade averages from one grading period to the next. Tutoring labs, with one-on-one instruction, are scheduled weekly for every young lady in the program. Professional counseling is provided on a regular basis for those with such needs.