Roots of Unity - Program Overview

Our Programs
Moncton Home – Specialized Resource Program (Ages 12–16)

Our Moncton home supports girls who require a higher level of care, structure, and supervision. This program is designed for youth who are not yet ready for independent or unsupervised time in the community and benefit from consistent, hands-on support. With increased staffing and individualized care plans, the focus is on stabilization, emotional regulation, and building foundational life and coping skills. Youth are supported in maintaining daily routines, including school attendance, while working toward greater stability and readiness for future transition.

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Rothesay Home – Girls Youth Transitional Program (Ages 17–21)

Our Rothesay home provides a supportive, home-like environment for young women who are preparing for greater independence. This program focuses on life skills development, relationship building, and individualized goal planning. Youth are supported in accessing education, employment, and community resources while maintaining structure through expectations such as curfews and daily routines. This setting is best suited for those who are ready to build on their independence while still benefiting from consistent guidance and support.

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A Continuum of Care

Together, these homes create a pathway of care—supporting youth from higher levels of need toward increased independence—while remaining grounded in connection, consistency, and individualized support.

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Purpose

To provide a continuum of care for girls in care through our Circle of Care model, offering consistent, relationship-based support in safe and nurturing home environments where youth can stabilize, develop essential life skills, and move toward independence at their own pace.