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Residential & Educational Services Wayside provides a range of short and long-term treatment programs for adolescents who require a structured day program or a 24-hour a day group home setting. Youth are referred on both an emergency and planned basis due to significant mental health, substance use, and behavioral difficulties. Many of these children have experienced multiple placements with various family members, foster homes and group placements, and come to Wayside with histories of abuse, neglect, and trauma. Each adolescent in our programs works with staff to set personal goals, such as reducing harm from substance use, controlling anger, increasing school attendance or improving work habits. Residential and day programs also focus on self-esteem and other skills that will prepare the participant for living independently. Wayside Campus 1 Frederick Abbott Way, Framingham Contact: Sara McCabe (508) 270-1279 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Residential Girls and Boys Programs Wayside Campus, Framingham Six residential programs supporting adolescents in reaching a better understanding of their problems, increasing control over their impulses, and improving their academic functioning. The Campus offers various levels of treatment create a seamless transition of care and significant family involvement. Esperanza House (girls) Edgell House (girls) Pearl Street House (girls) Dennison House (girls) Harbinger House (boys) Sudbury Street House (boys) Wayside Academy A therapeutic special educational environment for adolescents with special learning needs. Offers a high staff to student ratio, small, structured classrooms, a 12 month/220 day school calendar, individualized education planning, a comprehensive behavior management system, clinical support services and MCAS preparation.