Residential Care

Families United Network extends its mission to nurture and support individuals through its comprehensive Residential Services, aimed at female clients seeking assistance and care. Central to our services is the substructure we’ve established at Ashler Manor, situated on our administrative campus in Muncy, PA. Ashler Manor is dedicated to crafting a supportive and healing environment for adolescent females aged between 12 and 20 years. With a focus on not just accommodation but holistic development, the facility offers Emergency Shelter Services to provide immediate care and shelter in times of need, ensuring a safe and nurturing space for those in critical situations.  It’s our belief that each doorway leads to new beginnings and unwavering support.

Ashler Manor is a specialized setting, offering both dormitory-style and independent living homes to cater to the diverse needs of our residents. Beyond immediate care, Ashler Manor is home to an Outcome Focused Group Home, where long-term support is provided. This program centers on personal, academic, and social development, preparing young females for future challenges and opportunities through structured guidance and counseling. Complementing this, the Ashler Manor location introduces a community-based life readiness program to equip residents with essential life skills, foster independence, and ensure they are ready for community reintegration with confidence and competence. Ashler Manor is a pillar of Families’ United Network’s commitment to creating a difference in the lives of disadvantaged adolescents. Through this facility, the organization aims to offer more than just shelter; we provide a foundation for a brighter future, teach skills, offer support, and ignite hope in the hearts of young individuals. Our integrated, trauma-informed services ensure the holistic development of our residents, preparing them for life’s challenges and opportunities with resilience, confidence, and independence.

For more information, please contact Heidi Jo Johnson at hjohnson@families4kids.org or 570-546-8797.