Our
Mission
Passionate About Helping Children
Together, We Build Bridges to Hope and Healing
At Alexander Youth Network, we don’t just offer a list of programs; we build a seamless bridge of care. We provide a full array of services—from community-based support to intensive residential treatment programs —designed to meet children and families exactly where they are on their journey.
Our Mission
To transform the lives of children facing emotional and behavioral challenges. By building bridges to hope and healing, we empower children to grow, families to strengthen, and communities to thrive.
Without a
service array
Without a service array children are moved repeatedly to get the treatment they need. Relationships become fragmented and treatment becomes difficult.
With a
service array
With a service array relationships have a chance to stay intact, positive changes take root and children learn new patterns, behaviors, and improve faster with lasting results.
Statistics
Alexander Youth Network and our affiliates served 9,524 children in 2023.
More than 80% of children served in Intensive In-Home, MST, and Community-Based Services served were able to achieve their treatment goals, which included remaining in their homes and at work/school.
93% of kids receiving Residential Treatment Services transitioned to a less restrictive setting.
Alexander served children & families from 75 of North Carolina’s 100 counties in FY 2023.
91% of children and adolescents in Outpatient Services maintained positive mental health or improved with services.
Testimonials
"The thing I love about working with the team at Alexander is that they are always so helpful, and they never say "No" or "I can't" when you need answers to a question."
Parent of a child in treatment
"I've just returned from a custody hearing related to a young client, whose attorney and custody advocate I represent. The whole organization did a great job with this child in the Day Treatment Program at Alexander. This child has a shot, a chance, because of the efforts of the Alexander Youth Network staff!"
John J Parker III
Lead Attorney, Custody Advocacy Program, Council for Children’s Rights
"The most helpful thing about the services we received at Alexander was that they didn't give up on my child. Everyone worked as a team and before any decisions were made about my child’s treatment, I was asked for my input."
Parent of a child in treatment