Serving Iowa's Youth - Key Statistics 

In 2022, Orchard Place:

  • Provided care to 7,029 Iowa youth
  • Employed 350 staff members
  • Engaged 335 volunteers
  • Operated on a budget of $22.7 million
  • Limited management and general expenses to only 8.52% of total budget
  • Accredited, audited and licensed by more than 10 entities, including the Joint Commission, meeting or exceeding more than 800 standards of operation, safety and management
  • Benefited from the charitable donations given by large network of individuals, groups, businesses and foundations

Child Guidance Center:

IN 2022, THE CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER PROVIDED CARE TO 4,164 CHILDREN AND YOUTH.

  • Conducted 41,367 outpatient treatment and psychiatric visits
  • Served 67 youth through the Functional Family Therapy program, helping 75% of those completing the program stay in their homes

Based on Youth and Parent Progress Reports:

  • 67% of youth showed a positive change in emotional, social, and behavioral functioning from intake to discharge
  • 90% of youth/parents reported that therapy is helping them to recognize emotions and how they impact behavior
  • 94% of youth/parents reported satisfaction with the services received
  • 94% of families completing Functional Family Therapy reported an improvement in family relationships 

The Child Care Resource & Referral Program

IN 2022, 2,030 ON-SITE AND VIRTUAL CONSULTATIONS TO CHILDCARE PROGRAMS WERE PROVIDED TOTALING 2,620 HOURS.

PACE Center

IN 2022, PACE CENTER SERVED 2,655 YOUTH AND FAMILIES.

  • 96% of youth/families served reported feeling respected and encouraged to share thoughts and ideas

  • 1,051 youth received care coordination services from our Integrated Health Home Program

  • 251 youth across six area high schools were served on behalf of Juvenile Court Services and the Des Moines Public School District

  • 517 youth received skill-building services from PACE case managers

  • 270 youth received substance use services 

Orchard Place Campus

IN 2022, ORCHARD PLACE CAMPUS SERVED 210 YOUTH. THEY AVERAGED 6.1 MONTHS IN RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT.

  • 76% of youth showed a positive change in emotional regulation from intake to discharge

  • 75% of youth showed a positive change in emotional, social, and behavioral functioning from intake to discharge

  • 98% of youth successfully discharged to a lower level of care

  • 78% of youth agreed with the statement “I am learning ways to help myself feel better here.”

Check out real success stories from youth who received various services from Orchard Place.

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